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Your Monday Briefing: The Fallout from a Police Beating

Israel’s new far-right government has been in worthy for only a month. But on its watch, Israelis and Palestinians have already recognized one of the most violent phases, outside a full-scale war, in ages.

Nine Palestinians were shot dead on Thursday morning, in the deadliest Israeli raid in at least a half-decade. Yesterday, a tenth person died. On Friday, a Palestinian gunman killed seven country outside a synagogue in Jerusalem, the deadliest attack on civilians in the city proper 2008. On Saturday, an attacker who the police said was 13 ages old shot and injured two Israelis near a settlement in East Jerusalem.

In response, Israel’s government on Saturday said it planned to expedite gun permits for Israeli citizens, reinforce military and police units to enact out more arrests of Palestinians and conduct operations for at seizing Palestinians’ weapons.

What’s next: Analysts fear that Israeli policies are probable to inflame an already volatile situation, our Jerusalem bureau primary, Patrick Kingsley, reports. Rising frustration and violence among young Palestinians are also contributing to a combustible situation.

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