Settlers Vandalize Palestinian Village, Threaten Military Commander
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Settlers vandalized the Palestinian village of Dir Nidham in the Benjamin region, spray-painting threats against Central Command chief Avi Blot and setting vehicles on fire. The incident, which caused property damage, occurred early Tuesday morning. The settlers were reportedly protesting the evacuation of unauthorized outposts and the use of administrative arrest warrants.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Settlers vandalized Dir Nidham, threatening Commander Avi Blot and setting cars ablaze.
- Graffiti in Dir Nidham read "Evacuations = Chaos. Avi Blot, beware."
- Protest graffiti also referenced administrative arrest warrants with "Haidah orders."
- The village is located in the Benjamin region, northwest of Ramallah.
- The actions were reportedly in protest of outpost evacuations and arrest warrants.
Residents of the Palestinian village of Dir Nidham in the Benjamin region discovered graffiti and property damage early Tuesday morning, attributed to settlers. The vandalism included threats against the Commander of the Central Command, Avi Blot, with messages such as "Evacuations = Chaos. Avi Blot, beware." Other graffiti read "Haidah orders," in protest of administrative arrest warrants.
According to local sources, settlers also attacked homes in the village, located northwest of Ramallah, setting vehicles on fire and spray-painting hate slogans on house walls. Property damage was reported as a result of the incident. The actions appear to be in protest of recent evacuations of unauthorized outposts in Judea and Samaria and the reinstatement of administrative arrest warrants.
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