Across the West Bank, Palestinians describe how a fatal settler attack can trigger a chain of restrictions and retaliation that affects all aspects of daily life. 'I have never in my life seen conditions like those we are living under today,' says a man from Nablus
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A Palestinian man stands before a burned car in the village of Sarra, near Nablus, on Saturday, following a settler attack. The Israeli settlement of Havat Gilad is in the background. Credit: Leo Correa/AP
Across the West Bank, Palestinians describe how a fatal settler attack can trigger a chain of restrictions and retaliation that affects all aspects of daily life. 'I have never in my life seen conditions like those we are living under today,' says a man from Nablus

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