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Proposed Cease Fire and Day of Rage

In the West Bank today, five Palestinians were killed by Israeli security forces during widespread protests planned as a “day of rage” over the war in Gaza. The focus was yesterday’s deadly strike on a school where civilians had taken refuge.

By Warren Olney • Jul 25, 2014 • 1 min read

In the West Bank today, five Palestinians were killed by Israeli security forces during widespread protests planned as a “day of rage” over the war in Gaza. The focus was yesterday’s deadly strike on a school where civilians had taken refuge. Meanwhile, Israel and Hamas are discussing a week-long ceasefire proposal by US Secretary of State John Kerry. Joel Greenberg is in Jerusalem for the McClatchy News Service.

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Proposed Cease Fire and Day of Rage

In the West Bank today, five Palestinians were killed by Israeli security forces during widespread protests planned as a “day of rage” over the war in Gaza. The focus was yesterday’s deadly strike on a school where civilians had taken refuge.

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Proposed Cease Fire and Day of Rage

In the West Bank today, five Palestinians were killed by Israeli security forces during widespread protests planned as a “day of rage” over the war in Gaza. The focus was yesterday’s deadly strike on a school where civilians had taken refuge.

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