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Security forces arrest Palestinians Sabhi Shajir and As'ad Alrafa'ani only a few miles from where they staged the May 5 attack that left three Israelis dead. "Every terrorist must know that Israel's reach is far and wide," police chief says.
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Announcing the plan, Interior Minister Ayelet Shaked calls the move a "basic, required and obvious thing." PA warns move would have "serious consequences on the ground." US says the plan could "deeply damages the prospects for a two-state solution."
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