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A protest in the West Bank has once again turned deadly. This time, it’s the life of Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, an American citizen, that was caught in the violent undercurrents of a conflict that stretches beyond borders. The news, confirmed by U.S. officials, came with few details—just the bare facts of her death in a place where clashes between ideals, people, and politics have been all too frequent. Eygi, also a Turkish national, had been part of a protest in Beita, a town near Nablus, one of those places where anger simmers just beneath the surface. As part of a…
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