WEST BANK, (Palestine Foundation Information Center), During the past 24 hours, extremist Jewish settlers launched a new spate of violations and attacks across the occupied West Bank, targeting Palestinian citizens, homes, and agricultural property.
According to local sources, a horde of settlers grazed their cattle in the Khillet al‑Hums area south of Yatta, before seizing Palestinian-owned wells and diverting their water to a nearby illegal outpost.
Other settlers stormed the hamlet of Khirbet Samra in the northern Jordan Valley, with no reported assaults on residents or property.
Settler groups also released livestock near Palestinian homes in the al‑Mahdoush Bedouin community east of Jerusalem and in the Halaq al‑Rummanah area of Jericho.
In Nablus, settlers stormed the al‑Dhahra area on the outskirts of Beita town, south of Nablus, and smashed the windows of a house during an attack on the outskirts of Burqa town, northwest of the city.
Settlers also raided Palestinian homes in the al‑Ras al‑Ahmar area of Tammun, south of Tubas, carrying out acts of vandalism and assaulting a local resident inside his house.
In Bethlehem, settlers destroyed the water network in al‑Maniya village, for the fifth time, and attacked the home of Ismail Jabarin.
In separate incidents, settler groups set fire to multiple olive trees in the town of Beit Annan in the northwest of Jerusalem, vandalized a water pipeline in the Ein Samia area near Kafr Malik village in the northeast of Ramallah, and obstructed municipal road works in Sa’ir town in al-Khalil province.
