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A report from the occupied West Bank highlighted the ongoing expansion of Israeli settlements, considered illegal under international law, and a rise in settler attacks. The piece featured the family of Karim, a Palestinian, who described being targeted with spotlights after his death, and noted that while Israel's Prime Minister attributes such acts to a small group of extremists, few are prosecuted and illegal outposts receive state support. A member of the Israeli governing coalition was filmed destroying a village memorial, and settlers were filmed torturing a donkey.

In Scotland, hundreds of children's football matches for under-sixes were cancelled this weekend by the Central Scotland Football Association after a series of incidents including threats, a headbutt on an official, and alleged hate speech. Parents reported aggressive behavior from other spectators, with one parent threatening a family with a clawbar and another assaulting a coach's wife. Over 72 red cards were issued in youth competitions within less than a week, and police are involved in at least one case.

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    Claim Teenager killed near Hebron as West Bank settlement expansion draws international condemnation

    Settlers were filmed torturing a donkey by dragging it behind a vehicle until it died.

    BBC One, BBC News and Weather, 28 August 2026, 0:48-1:02

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