Israeli Settlers Launch Wave of Attacks Across West Bank

West Bank, MINA – Extremist Jewish settler groups have carried out a new wave of attacks across the occupied West Bank over the past 24 hours, targeting Palestinian civilians, homes, and agricultural land in multiple governorates, according to the Palestine Information Center on Tuesday.

In the northern Jordan Valley, settlers raided homes in Khirbet al-Ras al-Ahmar, southeast of Tubas, vandalizing property and destroying security camera systems. They also broke into another home in the same area.

In the Nablus area, settlers attacked a home in the al-Harayek neighborhood of Beita and conducted provocative tours in the plain of Beit Furik. They also surrounded a house in Qusra, attempting to storm it.

In the Ramallah district, settlers assaulted Palestinian civilians in the Marj Si’a area, located between al-Mughayir and Abu Falah, before Israeli forces detained some of the victims at the scene.

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A group of settlers also stormed a building under construction in Turmus Ayya, raising an Israeli flag over the structure and preventing the owners from accessing the site. In the Tel al-Asour area east of Ramallah, settlers set up a new tent, while others bulldozed land in the town of Birin, east of al-Khalil, to expand a recently established outpost.

In the al-Khalil and Salfit governorates, settlers stole crops in the hamlet of Khirbet as-Samu and erected a tent on cultivated land in Kafr ad-Dik. Another group stormed homes in Burqin, west of Salfit, causing panic among residents.

In east Jerusalem, settlers vandalized a Palestinian vehicle near Khan al-Ahmar, and in the al-Mahtoush Bedouin community, they began installing a water pipeline near Palestinian homes and agricultural structures.[]

Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)

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