Brad Lander Detained In West Bank
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- Brittney DonovanThe Independent
- Al Jazeera StaffAl Jazeera
- Brady KnoxWashington Examiner
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United States Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander says he has been released from Israeli military custody with a warning after being detained alongside dozens of volunteers helping Palestinian farmers harvest olives in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday.
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- 21 Oct
United States Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander says he has been released from Israeli military custody with a warning after being detained alongside dozens of volunteers helping Palestinian farmers harvest olives in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday.
Coverage 3 articles
21 Oct New York House candidate Brad Lander briefly detained by Israeli military with group visiting West Bank
Washington Examiner
21 Oct US congressional candidate Brad Lander freed after West Bank detention
Al Jazeera
21 Oct US congressional candidate detained by Israeli authorities in West Bank
The Independent
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