Settlers Torch Vehicles in Palestinian Village South of Nablus
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Settlers set fire to two vehicles belonging to residents in the Palestinian village of Majdal Bani Fadil, south of Nablus. The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission reported a significant increase in settler attacks in October, with 1,369 incidents recorded. This marks an 111.6% rise from the 647 attacks documented in September.
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- Settlers set fire to two vehicles in the Palestinian village of Majdal Bani Fadil south of Nablus.
- The vehicles belonged to residents Wadia Zein al-Din and Alaa Zein al-Din.
- The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission reported 1,369 settler attacks in October.
- October's settler attacks saw a 111.6% increase compared to September's 647 incidents.
Palestinian sources reported that settlers infiltrated the northern area of the village of Majdal Bani Fadil, south of Nablus, and set fire to two vehicles belonging to residents Wadia Zein al-Din and Alaa Zein al-Din. The vehicles were parked in front of citizens' homes when the incident occurred. The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission stated in a report released Monday that settlers carried out 1,369 attacks in October. This represents an 111.6% increase compared to September, which recorded 647 attacks.
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