RAMALLAH, (Palestine Foundation Information Center), A horde of extremist Jewish settlers stormed the village of Burqa near Ramallah, herding sheep around homes to provoke residents and damage their property.
The same settlers also raided a livestock pen belonging to a citizen in the village and attempted to steal several sheep before residents fended them off.
The village of Burqa, a frequent target of settler attacks, is encircled by four settlement outposts: Oz Zion and Giv’at Asaf to the west, Givat Yaakov to the south, and Ramat Migron to the east. To the north, Route 60, a major highway used by settlers, cuts the village off from neighboring Palestinian communities.
