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Jewish Rioters Torch Palestinian Homes in West Bank Village

By איתי בלומנטל, חיים גולדיטש, איתי בלומנטל, חיים גולדיטש
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
The story · English

Israeli security forces, including the IDF and Border Police, operated overnight in the Palestinian village of Jalud, near the Samaria Brigade area, to disperse Jewish rioters and protect the village residents. The operation aimed to facilitate the return of a Palestinian family to their home in the village, which they had abandoned following several nationalist crime incidents against them. However, the mission to return the family was not completed due to the violence.

Over 100 Israeli rioters were present in the village, blocking roads, burning tires, and throwing stones at the security forces. The rioters also set fire to Palestinian structures, vehicles, and other property within the village. During the clashes, three Border Police officers sustained light injuries, and a security forces vehicle was damaged.

The violence prevented the Palestinian family from returning to their home. The specific nature of the previous nationalist crime incidents that led the family to leave their home was not detailed.

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