Israeli settlers set fire to homes and cars in violent West Bank raids
Summary
Israeli settlers carried out violent raids in several villages in the occupied West Bank, setting houses and cars on fire and attacking Palestinians, including a child. Israeli forces also arrested several Palestinians and took actions such as moving a buried body, while clashes occurred between settlers and Palestinian residents.Key Facts
- Israeli settlers set fire to a home in al-Lubban Asharqiya and burned a vehicle in Abu Falah.
- A Palestinian man and his child were attacked with sharp objects in Khirbet Shuweika, resulting in head injuries.
- Settlers attacked a Palestinian man in Beit Fajjar and stole his mobile phone.
- Palestinian worshippers in Tuqu were hit with tear gas and sound bombs by Israeli forces, who also locked some worshippers inside a mosque.
- Israeli forces arrested four Palestinians near Battir and three more in Nablus during raids.
- In al-Asa’asa, residents were forced to move a buried body because it was near an illegal Israeli settlement.
- Human rights groups say Israeli settlers act with little punishment from authorities.
- Israel approved a plan to declare large parts of the West Bank as state property, with over 700,000 Israelis living in illegal settlements there.
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