Settlers Attack Palestinians Across West Bank, Injuring One
Settlers attacked Palestinians in multiple locations across the occupied West Bank on Friday, resulting in injuries and property damage. In Aqrabah, south of Nablus, settlers fired live ammunition at an 18-year-old woman in front of her home, injuring her. She was taken to the hospital for treatment, according to the town's mayor, Salah Jaber.
In the Masafer Yatta area, south of Hebron, armed settlers attacked farmers in the Wadi Al-Shinar area of Halhul, north of Hebron. Sources reported that settlers, protected by Israeli forces, assaulted and detained several farmers as they attempted to access their land. This region is frequently targeted by settlers who steal crops, damage trees, and demolish property.
Settlers also entered Ein Siniya village, north of Ramallah, and engaged in provocative acts. For the second consecutive day, settlers entered the Tira neighborhood in western Ramallah, causing disturbances. Additionally, settlers entered the Solomon's Pools tourist area near Bethlehem, where Palestinian families were present.
In Al-Jiftlik, north of Jericho, settlers attacked families in the Khirbet Allan area, attempting to steal sheep and injuring one Palestinian by throwing stones. They also damaged a vehicle. Al-Jiftlik, an area in the Jordan Valley, experiences frequent settler attacks aimed at displacing residents.
Further incidents included settlers attacking an industrial facility and a workshop in the Abu Al-Hamra area of Beita, south of Nablus, firing live ammunition but causing no reported injuries. These attacks are part of ongoing settler violence in the West Bank.
