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"When the settlers saw the army, they were encouraged and started shooting live bullets," Abu Ali said. He added that they clubbed those injured with sticks after they had fallen to the ground.

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Sharps containers for disposal of used needles are located in the front and back of the church and in all of the church's bathrooms because church staff, guests and officers expressed concerns about needles being in the area, police said in the report.

Following an officer's contact with church staff at the building in October, officers offered to empty one of the sharps containers for staff. When an officer brought the sharps container back to the police department and tested the needles inside, they came back presumptive positive for methamphetamine, according to the police report.

The Fellowship offers services to a large number of homeless people. Or offered, before they were shut down. Such a helpful officer to volunteer to empty their sharps container!

Israeli far-right Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has said plans to build more than 3,000 homes in a controversial settlement project in the occupied West Bank will "bury the idea of a Palestinian state".

The so-called E1 project between Jerusalem and the Maale Adumim settlement has been frozen for decades amid fierce opposition internationally. Building there would effectively cut off the West Bank from occupied East Jerusalem and significantly obstruct its territorial contiguity.

Smotrich said it would thwart the idea of a Palestinian state "because there is nothing to recognise and no one to recognise".

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"This is Zionism at its best - building, settling and strengthening our sovereignty in the Land of Israel."

Five Al Jazeera journalists were killed by an Israeli strike in Gaza City on Sunday - among them 28-year-old correspondent Anas al-Sharif, who had reported prominently on the war since its outset.

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The targeted attack on a tent used by journalists has drawn strong international condemnation including from the UN, Qatar where Al Jazeera is based, and media freedom groups.

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Israel had previously accused Sharif of being a member of Hamas's military wing - something he and his employer strongly denied. Reporters Without Borders (RSF), a media freedom group, said the allegations against him were "baseless" and called on the international community to intervene. "Without strong action from the international community to stop the Israeli army... we're likely to witness more such extrajudicial mur