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Wave of settler attacks and violations reported across West Bank

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, settlers stormed the outskirts of Umm Safa village to the north, and attacked the Nayef Ka’abneh family in the east of al‑Taybeh village under military protection.

Settlers also attacked vehicles with stones near the Yabrud–Silwad checkpoint in the east of Ramallah, and released livestock into olive groves in Turmus Ayya town.

Other settlers established a new outpost near the Rawabi rotary in the north of Ramallah.

In Nablus, settlers stormed the cemetery area in Awarta village, where they installed surveillance cameras.

Groups of settlers stormed the eastern area of Rujeib town in Nablus and went on the rampage near Aqraba town.

Another horde of settlers started fencing swaths of Palestinian land in the east of Qaryut village in southern Nablus to lay the groundwork for a new outpost.

Settlers started building a park on tracts of land belonging to Madama village in southern Nablus.

In al-Khalil, settlers destroyed the fence surrounding the home of Salem al‑Haddalin in Umm al‑Khair village in Masafer Yatta, attacked citizens’ property in the hamlet of Khirbet al‑Tuba, and stole construction materials and tools from an unfinished house in the Wadi al‑Rakhim area.

Settlers also spread among homes in the Khillet al-Homs area of Yatta near al-Khalil, where they grazed their livestock and looted property.

In the northern Jordan Valley, settlers carried out provocative tours in and around the hamlet of Khirbet Samra and continued fencing lands belonging to the Latin Patriarchate in the Hammamat al‑Malih area, closing them off to Palestinian citizens.

Settlers established a new outpost near the Rawabi roundabout north of Ramallah.

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