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More than 470 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank this year, including more than 100

children, that's according to the United Nations.

As in Pierce Frank Langfitt reports, this is the deadliest year since the UN began keeping records in 2005.

Since Amos attacked Israel on October 7th, violence is spiked in the West Bank.

Killings are already triple what they were last year.

The UN says 70% of the fatalities in the West Bank and East Jerusalem

were the result of Israeli military operations and cities and refugee camps.

Earlier this week, the Israeli army said had killed 10 militants in a three-day raid on Janine.

The UN also says there have been more than 340 Israeli settler attacks on Palestinians since October 7th.

Palestinians have also attacked Israelis.

The UN said 30 Israeli adults have died along with six children.

Frank Langford NPR News, Ramala. The city of Alameda, California

has agreed to pay more than $11 million to the family of a man who died while being

pinned down by police.

The 2021 death of Mario Gonzalez evoked parallels to the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

Terracella from member station KQED has more.

Police confronted 26 year old Mario Gonzalez in a park after receiving complaints that he was

talking to himself.

He was not accused of a crime.

Body cam footage shows three officers restraining him on the ground for five minutes.

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