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Palestinian media reports clashes between Israeli forces, residents of Zawiya neighborhood in Nablus as security forces knock down home of Omar Amin Abu Laila.
On a tour of the Golan Heights, Netanyahu says, "All Israelis were deeply moved when President Trump made his historic decision" to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the strategic plateau. Noting "need to express our appreciation," PM to introduce legislation on the matter after Passover holiday.
