IDF Comments on Samaria Unrest After Eviction Attempt
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The IDF commented on riots in Judea and Samaria on October 24, after settler youths were removed from a Palestinian home in Jalud. The army stated rioters illegally entered a closed military zone, where a fire occurred. The IDF noted that the presence of rioters hinders security forces' counter-terrorism efforts.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- IDF commented on riots in Judea and Samaria on October 24 after settler youths were removed from a Palestinian home.
- The army stated rioters illegally entered a closed military zone where a fire broke out.
- The IDF emphasized that Israeli property should not be present in the Palestinian-owned building.
- The military said rioters distract security forces from protecting the public and fighting terrorism.
The IDF commented on riots that erupted at intersections in Judea and Samaria on October 24, following an attempt to evict a group of settler youths from the home of the Tubasi family in the Arab village of Jalud, near Binyamin. The army stated that the rioters had illegally entered an area declared a closed military zone. A fire broke out at the scene, and its origins are under investigation. The IDF emphasized that "since this is a closed military zone and a building belonging to Palestinians, there should be no property belonging to Israeli citizens there." The military added that the presence of rioters distracts security forces from their mission to protect the public and prevent terrorist activities.
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