Everywhere you go in the West Bank city of Nablus, there are posters of the “martyrs” – the young men from the Lions’ Den militant group who have been responsible for many of the attacks on Israeli soldiers and civilians over the past six months.

Thirteen-year-old Ali, who is happy to practice his English, points at each face on a poster pasted to a coffee cart in the main square at the edge of the market in Nablus. He knows the young man’s name, where he is from, and how he was killed by Israeli troops, and is especially proud of Ibrahim al-Nabulsi, the Lion of Nablus, and one of the group’s founders.

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