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Israelis chant threats, anti-Palestinian slogans at Jerusalem Day march

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Israeli nationalists marched through Jerusalem's Old City during the annual Jerusalem Day celebration, chanting racist slogans and engaging in violent behavior towards Palestinian residents. This event highlights escalating tensions between Israeli and Palestinian communities, raising concerns about safety and civil rights for Palestinians.

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