Six Injured in Clash Near Palestinian Village During Olive Harvest
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Six people were injured in an attack near Kusra, Samaria, during an olive harvest, including a Palestinian and a journalist. The "Rabbis for Human Rights" organization reported that right-wing extremists attacked activists assisting Palestinian farmers. The IDF arrived, but the harvest was halted. Police confirmed two minor injuries and are investigating.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Six people were injured in an attack near Kusra, Samaria, during an olive harvest.
- The "Rabbis for Human Rights" organization reported the attack by about 20 masked right-wing extremists.
- Activists and volunteers were assisting Palestinian farmers with their olive harvest.
- One injured person was hospitalized with a head injury; others received on-site treatment.
- The IDF arrived, but the olive harvest was reportedly halted.
- Police confirmed two minor injuries and are investigating the incident.
Six people were injured in an attack near the village of Kusra in Samaria during an olive harvest, according to the "Rabbis for Human Rights" organization. The group stated that approximately 20 masked right-wing extremists attacked activists and volunteers with clubs and stones as they were assisting Palestinian farmers. Among the injured were a Palestinian and a journalist. One individual sustained a head injury and was transported to the hospital, while others received on-site medical treatment. "Rabbis for Human Rights" claims the assaults continued even after IDF soldiers arrived, forcing the activists to abandon the olive harvest and leave the area. The police have confirmed two individuals suffered minor injuries and are investigating the incident.
