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MignewsSecurity

Settlers Attack Olive Harvesters, Injuring Palestinian Woman

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian olive harvesters in the West Bank, injuring a 42-year-old woman with a head wound. The incident took place in the Deir Istiya area during the family's olive harvest. The Palestinian news agency WAFA reported the attack, which involved settlers throwing stones. Details on arrests or official responses are not yet available.

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  • A 42-year-old Palestinian woman was injured by settlers during an olive harvest in Deir Istiya.
  • Settlers reportedly threw stones at Palestinian olive harvesters.
  • The incident occurred on a family's olive grove in the West Bank.
  • The Palestinian news agency WAFA reported the attack.
  • Information on arrests or official reactions is currently unavailable.

A 42-year-old Palestinian woman sustained a head injury during an attack by Israeli settlers on olive harvesters in the Deir Istiya area of the West Bank. The incident occurred while the family was harvesting olives on their land. Palestinian news agency WAFA reported that a group of settlers threw stones at the harvesters, leading to the woman's injury. Further details about the attack, including whether there were other casualties or any arrests, have not yet been released. Information regarding the response of Israeli law enforcement is also pending.

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