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Every West Bank story we have compared across outlets, newest first, each with the difference our analysis found.
West Bank7h ago
Archive photo · 21 June 2023France barred Yossi Dagan from entering Paris, authorities confirming an entry ban.
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Israeli Politicsyesterday
Archive photo · 12 December 2015Israel recalls ambassador to the Netherlands after he criticized Smotrich and Ben-Gvir.
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Global Politicsyesterday
Archive photo · 1 October 2023UN Second Committee adopted draft on Palestinian and Golan sovereignty over natural resources.
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14-year-old Moataz Daghlas killed by Israeli forces during Burqa raid near Nablus.
Economic Affairs Committee approved a bill banning imports of Israeli settlement products in West Bank.
Al-Manar emphasises occupation forces dispersing Palestinians with tear gas, while The Times of Israel stresses IDF dispersing settler attackers after a rock a…
One story. Different accounts.
“occupation forces fired sound grenades and tear gas canisters at Palestinians harvesting olives”
The Times of Israel“soldiers fired tear gas at the assailants and successfully dispersed them.”
West Bank4d ago
MapAl Jazeera foregrounds post-release perpetual harassment, while the others report raids, detentions, and injuries in separate incidents.
“Despite being technically ‘free’, Abed, 43, is still often rearrested by Israeli forces”
“Israeli forces shot and wounded a Palestinian child and detained two men during raids”
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West Bank6d ago
MapThe Jerusalem Post and Times of Israel emphasise the legality and role of coordination, while Al Jazeera stresses violence and forgery claims.
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West Bank7d ago
Archive photo · 2 October 2019Israeli authorities shut down the Sons of Jerusalem Club in the Old City.
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About 30 former senior Israeli officers, including six generals, helped Palestinian olive harvest near Qusra.
Eight homes in al-Duyuk al-Tahta west of Jericho seized by settlers with Israeli army protection.
West Bank4 Nov
Map25 families displaced in Tulkarm as forces raid and convert homes into military barracks.
“Israeli authorities designated 2,536 dunams of land as ‘state property’”
“occupation forces fired live ammunition”
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Follow the Money
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Michigan Senate
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West Bank3 Nov
Archive photo · 1 May 2023Israeli forces arrested Montaser Nassar during a dawn raid on his Dura home.
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The Jerusalem Post frames the withdrawal around Netanyahu-Zamir disagreement and uncertainty. The Times of Israel frames it as Katz approving an end after the…
Zeteo spotlights displacement and settler-linked arrests in Hebron. Al Jazeera emphasises the lockdown ending while noting a continuing school attack.
One story. Different accounts.
“Israel’s lockdown of Hebron comes to an end”
“occupation forces forcibly displaced thousands of Palestinians”
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West Bank29 Oct
MapHebron siege enters seventh day, thousands displaced amid closures and raids.
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Gaza Genocide26 Oct
Archive photo · 1 September 2003Sky News headlined the UN genocide finding as a claim, in quotation marks. Reuters, AP and The New York Times reported it as the commission's finding.
“Israel has continued to commit genocide in Gaza despite last October's ceasefire, a UN commission claims.”
“Israel continued to commit genocide in Gaza after last October's US-brokered ceasefire in the enclave, a UN commission said in a…”
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West Bank26 Oct
MapThe Guardian and Tasnim frame displacement as non-voluntary, while the Guardian reports the Israeli claim of voluntary departure.
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Truthout asserts election-linked intent while The Jerusalem Post reports it as an accusation; both cite displacement and UN warnings.
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