JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli police say two Palestinians ran toward at a West Bank checkpoint with knives in their hands, drawing Israeli fire that killed one and wounded the second. Samri says the two Palestinians had driven to the checkpoint on a motorcycle, dismounted and then charged an officer from the paramilitary border police.

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