Palestinian Reports: Settler Attacks Injure Residents South of Nablus
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
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- Palestinians were injured in settler attacks south of Nablus on Saturday.
- Settlers reportedly attacked homes and farmers during olive harvesting.
- Damage was reported to homes and vehicles.
- IDF forces entered one town and detained activists.
- Palestinian Red Crescent reported tear gas inhalation injuries.
Palestinian reports indicate that several Palestinians were injured on Saturday in settler attacks in villages south of Nablus. According to the Palestinian news agency Wafa, settlers attacked homes and residents in the western part of the village of Usrin. The Palestinian Red Crescent reported that some individuals were injured, including a 50-year-old man who was beaten and taken to the hospital. Stones were also reportedly thrown at homes and vehicles, causing damage. In Burin, Wafa reported that settlers attacked farmers harvesting olives, confiscating agricultural equipment and olive yields. The Palestinian Red Crescent also reported three individuals suffering from tear gas inhalation when IDF forces entered the town. In Beita, Wafa reported that settlers attacked farmers during olive harvesting in the Qamas area. The agency also stated that IDF forces detained several young men and activists who had arrived to assist the farmers.
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