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Netanyahu cancels Likud events after Hebron attack

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Netanyahu cancels Likud events after Hebron attackAvi Ohayon · CC BY-SA 3.0

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cancelled Likud election events after an attack near Hebron in the West Bank injured five people, two of them seriously. The Israeli army says it killed the two suspected attackers, according to Le Monde.

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