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A 14-year-old Palestinian teenager was shot dead by the Israeli military in the West Bank, and the teenager held U.S. citizenship. Local officials reported that he and another teenager were fired upon by Israeli settlers in the town of Turmus Ayya. Both were initially taken to the hospital, but ultimately, Rabbiya did not survive. The Israeli military claims that they killed a terrorist during an anti-terror operation. Recently, conflicts and violent incidents in the West Bank have continued to escalate.

Palestinian officials stated that a Palestinian teenager with American citizenship was shot dead by Israeli forces in the West Bank. The Israeli military claimed that they had killed "a terrorist."

The mayor of Turmus Ayya, located in the West Bank, reported that 14-year-old Labia was shot by Israeli settlers at the town's entrance along with two other teenagers. He told the media that the two victims were first taken by ambulance to a nearby medical center and then transferred to a hospital, while the third injured boy was detained by the Israeli military. The mayor also noted that the Israeli military later announced Labia's death and withheld the body. The Palestinian Ministry of Health confirmed the teenager's death, stating he was killed by the "occupying forces."

Reports indicated that the mayor of Turmus Ayya stated Labia was shot dead by the Israeli military. The Israeli military, in a statement, said they killed "a terrorist" during an anti-terror operation in the area.

Media highlighted that violent acts by Israeli settlers have recently escalated, with conflicts between Palestinians occurring almost daily, leading to heightened tensions. Since the outbreak of the Gaza conflict in October 2023, settler violence in the West Bank has intensified, including actions like seizing Palestinian land and raiding Bedouin villages. Although European countries and the previous U.S. presidential administration imposed sanctions on violent Israeli settlers, the current U.S. president has lifted those sanctions.