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Settlers Allegedly Set Fire to Vehicles in Palestinian Village Near Ramallah

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Palestinians reported that settlers set fire to vehicles in the village of Umm Safa, northwest of Ramallah. The incident is part of a recent pattern of alleged settler attacks in the village. These attacks have included actions around the home of a local resident, Mohammed Obeidat.

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  • Settlers allegedly set fire to vehicles in the Palestinian village of Umm Safa.
  • The village of Umm Safa is located northwest of Ramallah.
  • Palestinians reported repeated settler attacks in the village in recent days.
  • Attacks reportedly occurred around the home of local resident Mohammed Obeidat.
Settlers Allegedly Set Fire to Vehicles in Palestinian Village Near Ramallah
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Palestinians reported that settlers set fire to vehicles in the village of Umm Safa, located northwest of Ramallah. In recent days, there have been repeated reports of settler attacks in the village, including incidents around the home of a local resident, Mohammed Obeidat.

The specific incident involved the ignition of vehicles, with Palestinian sources attributing the act to settlers. This event follows a pattern of alleged settler aggression in the area, raising tensions in the region.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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