Israeli settlers attack West Bank village and block Palestinian family's return home
Summary
More than 100 Israeli settlers attacked the Palestinian village of Jalud in the West Bank, stopping the al-Tubasi family from returning to their homes. The settlers set two houses on fire and damaged property, while Israeli security forces protected the family but could not control the settlers.Key Facts
- The al-Tubasi family tried to return to their homes in Jalud after a court ruled they could.
- Settlers had seized the homes weeks earlier and set up an illegal outpost nearby.
- Settlers damaged one house heavily, breaking doors, windows, and electrical fittings.
- Over 150 settlers gathered to block the family’s return and threw stones at them.
- Israeli soldiers used tear gas and pepper spray to protect the family and force settlers back.
- Settlers slashed a military van’s tires and set fire to the family’s car and two houses.
- Three Israeli police officers were lightly injured during the clashes.
- Human rights groups say Israeli authorities have not acted effectively against settler violence.
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