Palestinian parents fear for children's lives at school as settler attacks grow
Summary
Palestinian parents and teachers in the West Bank village of al-Mughayyir worry about children's safety at school due to increasing attacks by Israeli settlers. Several students have been killed this year, leading to new security measures such as barbed wire fences, reinforced gates, and parents standing guard.Key Facts
- Six people, including three students, have died in al-Mughayyir this year amid settler violence.
- A 14-year-old boy, Aws al-Naasan, was shot outside the school by a settler in April.
- Israeli military said a reservist soldier fired after stones were thrown at a vehicle; an investigation was launched and the soldier suspended.
- Over the summer, two more students and a 19-year-old former student were shot dead during settler attacks and military incursions.
- The school is surrounded by settler outposts and often blocked by Israeli forces at checkpoints.
- The head-teacher installed barbed wire fencing and reinforced gates to improve safety.
- Ambulance crews are stationed outside the school, and parents volunteer to watch over students all day.
- Despite fear, parents are determined not to stop sending their children to school.
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