West Bank: Two brothers among five Palestinians killed by Israel

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Five Palestinians, including two brothers, have been killed by Israeli fire during separate incidents in the occupied West Bank.

The two brothers killed on Tuesday were identified by the Palestinian WAFA news agency as Jawad and Dhafr Rimawi, aged 22 and 21. Wafa said they had been killed by Israeli fire during confrontations with troops near the village of Kafr Ein, west of Ramallah.

The Palestinian Prime Minister says the incidents are a “harbinger of things to come”.

Al Jazeera’s Bernard Smith reports from Ramallah in the Occupied West Bank.

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