WEST BANK, (Palestine Foundation Information Center), Extremist Jewish settlers launched a wave of attacks and violations across the West Bank on Tuesday, targeting cars and farmland, while establishing a new illegal outpost in the north of al-Bireh City.
In al-Bireh, settlers established a new settlement outpost in the morning at the city’s northern entrance, at a site overlooking al-Balou neighborhood.
Local residents expressed deep concern over the establishment of this new outpost, citing fears of increased settler violence and accelerated settlement expansion.
In Umm Safa village, northwest of Ramallah, settlers set fire to three vehicles after midnight and spray-painted racist graffiti on walls.
In a separate attack north of Ramallah, a settler grazed livestock on private farmland in the town of Sinjil, damaging crops.
In Tubas, settlers grazed their livestock on Palestinian-owned cropland in the northern community of Yarza, resulting in extensive damage to the fields.
In Nablus, al-Baidar Human Rights Organization reported that settlers continued to set up an electronic gate on a road near as-Sawiya village. The road sits on land previously seized to serve the illegal settlement of Eli.
