Sheep Stolen From Southern Hebron Farm, Settlers Search Villages
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Dozens of sheep were stolen overnight from an Israeli farm near Susya in the southern Hebron region. Settlers are searching for the livestock, with some found in Palestinian villages. The IDF is assisting in the search efforts. The settlers continue to look for the remaining stolen animals.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Dozens of sheep were stolen from an Israeli farm near Susya in the southern Hebron region.
- Settlers are searching for the stolen livestock.
- Some of the sheep have been located in Palestinian villages.
- The IDF is assisting settlers in their search for the missing animals.
Dozens of sheep were stolen overnight from an Israeli farm near Susya in the southern Hebron region. Settlers are currently searching for the stolen livestock, with some of the sheep reportedly found in Palestinian villages, indicating the flock may have been split into different areas. According to settler testimonies and accompanying documentation from the village of Khirbet Ma'on, near Yatta, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are accompanying the search for the stolen sheep. The settlers are continuing their efforts to locate the missing animals.
