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Full lockdown of occupied West Bank begins

Full lockdown of occupied West Bank begins

Full lockdown of occupied West Bank begins

The Israeli army begins its lockdown and military operations across the West Bank. Around 200 Palestinian families have been forced out of their homes in Hebron. All checkpoints and crossings in the West Bank closed for Palestinians. Al Jazeera’s Mohammad Saleh brings you the latest.

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