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HaaretzSecurity

Palestinian Injured by Settler Fire Near Hebron, Reports Say

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Hebrew · Sole source

A Palestinian was injured by settler gunfire Friday night in Beit Ummar, north of Hebron, according to Palestinian reports. Residents confronted settlers who had fired at homes before being shot at themselves. Earlier incidents involved youths blocking Palestinian vehicles near Atarot and a Palestinian injured during an olive harvest attack near Burqa.

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  • A Palestinian was injured by settler gunfire in Beit Ummar, north of Hebron, on Friday night.
  • Residents reportedly confronted settlers who fired at homes before being shot at.
  • Earlier, youths from an outpost near Atarot blocked Palestinian vehicles, injuring one Palestinian.
  • Another Palestinian was injured in the head during a settler attack near Burqa during an olive harvest.

A Palestinian was injured by settler gunfire Friday night in the town of Beit Ummar, north of Hebron, according to Palestinian reports. Residents reportedly emerged to confront settlers who had fired at the town's homes, and the settlers then fired at the residents themselves. Earlier, youths from a West Bank outpost near the settlement of Atarot blocked Palestinian vehicles, with one Palestinian sustaining a mild to moderate injury. Separately, a Palestinian was injured in the head during an attack by settlers near the village of Burqa during an olive harvest.

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