Settlers Attack Farmers Near Ramallah, Injuring Two and Burning Vehicles

Settler groups attacked farmers in the lands of the town of Turmus Ayya, north of Ramallah, burning their vehicles and causing injuries. Civil defense teams are working to extinguish the fires. The attack targeted farmers amidst a rise in assaults on citizens and their property. The Red Crescent reported that a 63-year-old woman and a 40-year-old man were injured by beatings from settlers during an attack on farmers in the town of Abu Falah, northeast of Ramallah.

In parallel, Israeli forces conducted raids and arrests across various West Bank areas. In the Jenin Governorate, the Israeli army arrested three citizens from Kafr Dan village, west of the city, after raiding their homes at dawn. Local sources identified the detainees as brothers Ahmed and Mahmoud Abed, along with Saleh Abed. Israeli forces also raided the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin, and searched housing for displaced individuals from Jenin camp near the Arab American University. Additionally, they entered the town of Ya'bad for extensive searches.

Further incursions occurred in Tubas Governorate, where the army continued to raid the town of Tamun, south of the governorate, and searched several homes. Raids also took place in Fawwar camp, south of Hebron, and the village of Al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, with widespread house searches. In Nablus Governorate, Israeli forces entered the Ein camp, west of the city, as part of ongoing military operations.

In Al-Am'ari camp, south of Al-Bireh, Israeli forces fired tear gas and live ammunition during their raid. These developments coincide with the settler attack in Turmus Ayya and the ongoing raids and searches in multiple West Bank towns and camps.