Full coverage · Security · Updated 21 Aug, 14:39
Clashes in Sa’ir Village Leave Israelis Injured by Stones and Palestinians Wounded by Gunfire In Sa’ir village near Hebron, Palestinians threw stones at unauthorized Israeli hikers, injuring Israelis. Security forces fired back, wounding Palestinians. A building fire was also reported. Israeli forces dispersed the clash and evacuated the hikers, with police investigating.
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What happened 01 Palestinians threw stones at unauthorized Israeli hikers near Sa’ir, injuring Israelis. 02 Israeli security personnel fired shots, causing Palestinian injuries. 03 A building under construction caught fire and was extinguished by firefighters. 04 IDF dispersed the clash and evacuated the Israeli group from the area. 05 IDF warned unauthorized hikes endanger participants and divert security resources. 06 Judea and Samaria police are investigating the incident and collecting evidence. Translated and summarized by baba from Kikar HaShabbat , the latest report. Read Kikar HaShabbat’s original The coverage
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