Israeli settler attacks in the occupied West Bank aren’t just ‘clashes’, they fit the definition of pogroms.
Why 'pogrom' best describes what's happening in the occupied West Bank Israeli settler attacks on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank are not just ‘clashes’ or ‘riots’, but fit the definition of pogroms: organised and often state-backed attacks on a targeted minority. Al Jazeera’s Zeina Al Qawasmi explains why.
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