Why are Palestinians protesting?
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Answer
Palestinians are protesting due to forced displacement from their homes in the West Bank, ongoing military raids, increased settler violence, and lack of solutions for demolished homes. Many remain displaced, facing harsh conditions and demanding justice and the right to return. In Gaza, despite a ceasefire, residents protest ongoing destruction, restricted access, and fear of renewed conflict, with many unable to safely return to their homes or rebuild their lives.
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- Palestinians in the West Bank protest for the right to return to homes in Tolkaram after being forcibly expelled over ten months ago. 9s
- Israeli military responds to demonstrations with tanks, machine guns, and intimidation, while declaring refugee camps closed military areas. 16s
- Since January, Israel has conducted large-scale military raids in northern West Bank, targeting Tolkaram, Jenin, and Norsham's refugee camps. 37s
- Displaced Palestinians face housing difficulties, with some renting in nearby towns and others staying with relatives, while continuing to demand justice and a return home. 1m 34s
- Protesters emphasize their ongoing resistance to occupation and their determination to reclaim their rights. 1m 48s
References

Al Jazeera
3 hours agoPalestinians protests in West Bank against forced displacement
Palestinians in the West Bank protest to demand the right to return to homes in Tolkaram after being forcibly expelled over ten months ago. Demonstrations face military force, increased settler attacks, and property destruction.
