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Sinjil's Volunteer Night Watch
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Unarmed Palestinian volunteers are holding night watches on Sinjil’s outskirts amid intensifying violence linked to the nearby settler outpost. The report says homes were set on fire and solar panels smashed days earlier, and that fences, earth mounds and gates now surround the village; it does not say whether the watches have changed or ended.
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Sinjil's Unarmed Night Watch Against West Bank Settler Raids
About 15 unarmed volunteers watch Sinjil's valleys by night as fencing, bulldozers and legalization close in — while 107 West Bank communities have already been displaced.
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- No verified account here of burned homes, smashed panels, named filmer, or EU and US leverage calls.
- No confirmed measure of whether night watches reduce attacks around Sinjil.
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