Jewish Extremists Attack European Diplomats in West Bank
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Jewish extremists attacked diplomats from France, Belgium, and Poland during an olive harvest near the Palestinian village of Taybeh in the West Bank on Saturday. The masked assailants reportedly demanded identification and pursued the diplomats' vehicle, causing damage and threatening the group. Activists present stated they alerted the army, but no response was received.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Jewish extremists attacked diplomats from France, Belgium, and Poland in the West Bank.
- The attack occurred during an olive harvest near the Palestinian village of Taybeh.
- Masked assailants reportedly used sticks and stones and demanded identification.
- Damage was observed on the Belgian consulate's vehicle, and a French diplomat was seen on the ground.
- Activists claim the army was alerted but did not respond to the incident.
- The attackers also reportedly assaulted Palestinian olive harvesters in Taybeh.
Jewish extremists attacked diplomats from France, Belgium, and Poland on Saturday while they were visiting an olive harvest near the Palestinian village of Taybeh, considered the last Christian village in the West Bank. Video footage from the scene shows a group of masked individuals approaching a vehicle carrying the diplomats, armed with sticks and stones, demanding identification and pursuing them on an ATV. One video shows a French diplomat sitting on the ground leaning against the vehicle, and damage to the window of the Belgian consulate's vehicle was also documented. The attackers, reportedly seven in number, also assaulted Palestinian olive harvesters in Taybeh, a village located in Area B. "We updated the army in real-time that they did not arrive or respond," said Amit Orpali, one of the activists present, adding, "They threatened to kill us."
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