The word “settler” appeared 1 times in this article's opening at its peak in 2015. Today the opening carries none. 22 remain further down the article, where a reader arriving from a search result does not go.
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The death of Yehuda Shoham occurred after on 5 June 2001 due to a Palestinian stone-throwing attack on a civilian vehicle, near the Israeli settlement of Eli in the West Bank , in which the five-month-old American-Israeli Yehuda Shoham was seated.1The stones entered through the car's windscreen and crushed the infant's skull. Shoham eventually died of severe brain damage on 11 July 2001.2This stoning attack and the infant's death, six days later, made headlines in Israel and sparked a settler attack on two Palestinian villages, in which a Palestinian youth was shot while Israeli soldiers watched (or even participated).3Both incidents were part of a wave of violence that started September prior and by 12 June 2001 had taken the lives of 489 Palestinians and 109 Israelis.4
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The death of Yehuda Shoham occurred as a consequence of a 5 June 2001 stoning attack attributed to Palestinians on the civilian vehicle, from the Israeli settlement of Shilo , in which the five-month-old American-Israeli Yehuda Shoham was seated. Rocks crashed through the car's windscreen and crushed the infant's skull. Shoham died of severe brain damage on 11 June 2001. This stoning attack and the infant's death, six days later, made headlines in Israel. Both incidents were part of a Second Intifada that started in September, 2000 and by 12 June 2001 had claimed the lives of 489 Palestinians and 109 Israelis.
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2001 infant death during the Second Intifada The killing of Yehuda Shoham occurred on 5 June 2001 as the result of a stoning attack attributed to Palestinians on a civilian vehicle, from the Israeli settlement of Shilo , in which five-month-old American-Israeli Yehuda Shoham was seated. Rocks crashed through the car's windscreen and crushed the infant's skull. Shoham died of severe brain damage on 11 June 2001. This stoning attack and the infant's death, six days later, made headlines in Israel. Both incidents were part of a Second Intifada that started in September, 2000 and by 12 June 2001 had claimed the lives of 489 Palestinians and 109 Israelis.
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2001 infant murder during the Second Intifada The killing of Yehuda Shoham occurred on 5 June 2001 as the result of a stoning attack attributed to Palestinians on a civilian vehicle, from the Israeli settlement of Shilo , in which five-month-old American-Israeli Yehuda Shoham was seated. Rocks crashed through the car's windscreen and crushed the infant's skull. Shoham died of severe brain damage on 11 June 2001. This stoning attack and the infant's death, six days later, made headlines in Israel. Both incidents were part of a Second Intifada that started in September 2000 and by 12 June 2001 had claimed the lives of 489 Palestinians and 109 Israelis.
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