Israeli raid on Ramallah wounds dozens in rare daytime operation in West Bank capital
Israeli forces entered downtown Ramallah in a daylight raid that medics said left 58 people wounded and drew stone throwing, tear gas and live fire.
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Search the reportIsraeli forces entered downtown Ramallah in a daylight raid that medics said left 58 people wounded and drew stone throwing, tear gas and live fire.
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Read report »President Gustavo Petro blamed dissidents of the defunct FARC after a drone strike on a police helicopter and a separate car bomb in Cali.
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