Settlers Set Fire to Mosque, Cars Near Ramallah; Olive Harvesters Attacked
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Settlers allegedly set fire to a mosque and cars in Hizma near Ramallah on Wednesday night, according to Palestinian reports. Vandalism including Hebrew slogans was found on the mosque walls. Separately, two Palestinians were reported injured by settlers during an olive harvest in Beita, Nablus district.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Settlers allegedly set fire to a mosque and cars in Hizma, near Ramallah.
- Vandalism on the mosque walls included slogans like "Evacuations=Chaos."
- Two Palestinians were reportedly injured by settlers during an olive harvest in Beita.
- The incidents followed an announcement by Hizma residents of a planned lawsuit in the US.
- Palestinian reports and documentation suggest the settlers' involvement.
Palestinian reports and documentation indicate that settlers set fire to a mosque and cars in the village of Hizma, near Ramallah, on Wednesday night. Vandalism on the mosque walls included the phrases "Evacuations=Chaos" and "D.S. Susya." The following morning, it was reported that two Palestinians were injured by settlers during an olive harvest in the village of Beita, in the Nablus district.
The incidents occurred hours after residents of Hizma announced their intention to file a lawsuit in the United States against settlers.
