Jerusalem Journalist Threats
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An Israeli man faces indictment for allegedly threatening foreign journalists and damaging their vehicles in the West Bank. Separately, police arrested two suspects plotting a terror attack in Jerusalem and seized illegal weapons. Meanwhile, an Israeli minister urged the closure of Turkey's consulate in Jerusalem, citing alleged Hamas ties and a campaign to expand Turkish influence.
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