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At least 11 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces in the north of the occupied West Bank , Palestinian health officials say.
Five were reportedly killed in an air strike in al-Far’a refugee camp, and six in a drone strike and armed clashes in Jenin .
Israeli security forces said they were carrying out "a counterterrorism operation to thwart terror".
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