Joe Federman

Associated Press’ news director for Israel and the Palestinian territories

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Palestinian anger is growing in the West Bank. Settler attacks and police raids are feeding into concerns that the war will turn into a bigger conflict.

Tensions flare in the West Bank as war rages in Gaza

Palestinian anger is growing in the West Bank. Settler attacks and police raids are feeding into concerns that the war will turn into a bigger conflict.

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