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Settlers Attack Palestinian Village Near Ramallah, Set Cars Ablaze

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Israeli settlers reportedly attacked the Palestinian village of Umm Safa, northwest of Ramallah, on the night of Tuesday, October 27. The settlers allegedly set fire to several cars and spray-painted threats on walls. No injuries were reported, and the Israeli police have not commented on the incident.

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  • Israeli settlers attacked the Palestinian village of Umm Safa on October 27.
  • Several cars belonging to residents were set on fire.
  • Threatening messages were spray-painted on walls.
  • No injuries were reported in the incident.
  • The Israeli police have not commented on the attack.
Settlers Attack Palestinian Village Near Ramallah, Set Cars Ablaze
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Palestinian Authority sources reported that Israeli settlers attacked the village of Umm Safa, northwest of Ramallah, on Tuesday night, October 27. According to these sources, the attackers set fire to several vehicles belonging to local residents and spray-painted threatening messages on walls. No injuries were reported. The Israeli police have not issued any statements regarding the incident.

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