Israeli troops arrest Al Jazeera correspondent during Hebron raids

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Four Palestinians killed in Gaza as Israeli forces reportedly leave Hebron

On Tuesday, four Palestinians were reported killed by Israeli forces in Gaza and a fifth died of wounds. Al Jazeera says Israeli troops arrested its correspondent Montaser Nassar during a raid on his home in Hebron. On Monday, Hebron's governor, Khaled Dudin, said Israeli forces had withdrawn after a ten-day siege and that displaced families can return. Nearly 1,600 Palestinians have reportedly been killed in Gaza since the US-brokered ceasefire took effect in October last year.

• Four Palestinians were killed in Gaza and a fifth died of wounds; nearly 1,600 have reportedly died since the ceasefire began.
• Hebron's governor says Israeli forces pulled out after ten days, though Al Jazeera reports its correspondent was detained in a raid there.
• Before the withdrawal, almost 5,000 people were reported displaced from Hebron and economic losses passed $3.8m.
• On Sunday, Israeli drone attacks reportedly killed at least eight Palestinians across Gaza, including a four-year-old child.