Israeli Forces Brace for Potential Violence When Palestinians March for Statehood

ELAZAR, West Bank-- Israeli forces are seeking to prevent bloodshed when Palestinians march in support of a statehood drive this month, but they are preparing for worst-case scenarios, even authorizing West Bank settlers to shoot at Palestinians who approach their communities. Palestinians say the ...

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