WEST BANK, (Palestine Foundation Information Center), Extremist Jewish settlers launched a wave of attacks and violations under direct protection from Israeli forces across the occupied West Bank during the past 24 hours.
In Ramallah, a 10‑year‑old child was injured by live bullets in the village of Abu Falah as settlers stormed the area with their sheep.
Meanwhile, other settlers set fire to guard rooms at the quarries of Deir Abu Mishaal village, west of Ramallah.
Local sources in Ramallah also reported other settler violations, including a raid in the Abu Fazaa community in al‑Taybeh, land grabs in the village of Umm Safa, and other provocative practices in Deir Ammar, al‑Mughayir, Atara, and the archeological hamlet of Khirbet Abul-Awf in Sinjil.
In Nablus and Jenin governorates, settlers attacked the cemetery of al‑Junaid town, smashing graves inside it, while another group of settlers set fire to olive trees in Burin village, and started building a new outpost between the villages of Burin and Iraq Burin.
Other settlers fired live bullets on the outskirts of Tell village, stormed the neighborhoods of al‑Amriya, Beit Wazan, and Duma, while the road linking Qabatiya and Zababdeh witnessed closures, rampages, and attacks on citizens’ vehicles.
In the southern West Bank, settlers seized a water well in Masafer Yatta, stormed the al‑Uddeisa area of Sa‘ir in al-Khalil, established a new outpost on swaths of land in Hajja town east of Qalqilya, and expanded another outpost in Janata south of Bethlehem.
In Bethlehem, a horde of settlers burned olive trees and quantities of oil in the town of al-Minya.
In east Jerusalem, settlers sabotaged the main water pipeline serving the communities of al-Mahtoush and al-Tabbana near the Khan al-Ahmar area.
