Settlers Attack Palestinian Villages in West Bank, Reports Say
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
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- Settlers reportedly attacked two West Bank villages on Monday evening.
- Incidents included stone-throwing and arson, with vehicles burning.
- Three people were reportedly injured in the village of Jaba.
- An outpost in the Wadi al-Rahim area has been repeatedly evacuated and re-established.
- The IDF had not yet commented on the reports.
Palestinian media outlets reported on Monday evening that settlers threw stones and set fire to property in two locations in the West Bank. Vehicles were documented burning in the village of Wadi al-Rahim in the southern Hebron hills, and a fire was also recorded in the village of Jaba in the northern West Bank. According to Palestinian reports, three people were injured in Jaba. The IDF had not yet responded to a query from Haaretz regarding the incidents. An outpost was established in the Wadi al-Rahim area a few months ago, and since then, arson incidents in the location have increased. The outpost has been evacuated several times, and recently a closure order for Israelis was issued for the site. However, according to testimonies, the outpost was re-established shortly after the evacuations.
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