Settlers Attempt to Seize Galilee Spring; Locals Mobilize
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
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- Settlers attempted to seize and rename the Ain Natuf spring in the Galilee.
- Local residents were called to the spring to prevent the takeover.
- Dozens of residents from several villages successfully reached the spring.
- An activist spoke on television about the settlers' actions.
Residents and activists in the Galilee reported on Saturday that settlers have been attempting to seize control of the Ain Natuf spring, located in the Batef Valley, and rename it "Ma'ayan Ha'hayim." In response, residents from the villages of Arraba and Ein Mahil called on the public to visit the spring to prevent the takeover.
Despite difficulties in accessing the site, dozens of people from Arraba, Sakhnin, Dir Hanna, and Ein Mahil managed to reach Ain Natuf and be present at the location. Qassem Badarna, director of the Al-Taj Association for Health and Heritage, spoke about the issue on Hala TV.
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