Breaking: Two Martyrs and Injured in Settlers' Attack on Singel Town (Video)

SadaNews - Two young men were martyred, and others were injured this evening, Friday, in an attack by settlers on the town of Singel north of Ramallah.

The Ministry of Health stated that the young man, Saif Al-Din Kamel Abdul Karim Muslat (23 years old) from the town of Al-Mazraa Al-Sharqiyeh, was martyred after being severely beaten by the settlers in the town of Singel north of Ramallah.

Local sources reported that the body of a second martyr from Al-Mazraa Al-Sharqiyeh was found, who was killed due to an assault by the settlers during the attack on Singel. He is Mohammed Shalabi.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health later announced the martyrdom of the young man Mohammed Rizq Hussain Shalabi (23 years old) due to the settlers' aggression on the town of Singel north of Ramallah.

The Ministry of Health noted that according to the medical report, Shalabi was martyred due to a bullet wound in the chest, penetrating through the back, and he was left to bleed for hours.

Ten citizens were injured with wounds and fractures as a result of an assault by settlers on them in Khirbat Al-Tal in Jabal Al-Batin south of Singel in the Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate.

According to local sources, martyr Muslat holds American citizenship.

Activist Aaid Ghafri informed the official agency that dozens of settlers attacked citizens who attempted to access Khirbat Al-Tal in Jabal Al-Batin, accompanied by foreign activists, to remove the colonial outpost there, resulting in injuries to 10 citizens from the villages and towns of: Singel, Al-Mazraa Al-Sharqiyeh, Abwein, and Jaljulia north of Ramallah, with wounds and fractures.

He confirmed that one of the activists was run over by a settler, and there were assaults on two ambulances, causing their windows to shatter.

 

 

 

 

Injuries Among Citizens in Settlers' Attack on Susiya South of Hebron

Two citizens were injured with wounds and bruises today, Friday, in a settlers' attack on the homes of citizens in the village of Susiya in Massafer Yatta south of Hebron.

The head of the Susiya village council, Jihad Al-Nawaj'ah, stated that a group of settlers attacked the village and assaulted residents by beating them and throwing stones, which led to two citizens being injured and bruised, who were subsequently taken by the Red Crescent to Yatta Government Hospital.

Settlers continue to launch attacks on citizens and their properties in all villages and gatherings in Massafer Yatta, under the protection of Israeli occupation forces.

Injuries Including Children Due to Settlers' Assault on Citizens Near Al-Minya Southeast of Bethlehem

Several citizens, including children, were injured today, Friday, with wounds and bruises due to an assault on them by settlers, protected by the Israeli occupation army, near the village of Al-Minya southeast of Bethlehem.

The head of the Al-Minya village council, Zayed Kawazbah, stated that settlers, with the protection of the occupation army, attacked about 10 homes in the "Wadi Sa'ir" area near the village and threw stones at them, causing windows to shatter and creating panic among the residents.

He added that several citizens also suffered from cases of suffocation due to the occupation army firing toxic gas canisters toward the homes.

The Palestinian Red Crescent indicated that it dealt with the injury of a 3-year-old girl in the head due to an assault by settlers near Al-Minya.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Condemns

In turn, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates called on the international community to stop the double standards in dealing with the issues and suffering of the Palestinians, and to take necessary measures to implement international legitimacy resolutions and put an end to the crimes of the terrorist settler militias against the citizens, as happened in the town of Singel north of Ramallah.

The ministry affirmed that the crimes of settlers against Palestinians are organized state terrorism that falls within the framework of an official Israeli policy hostile to peace aiming to extend its colonial schemes by providing support and backing to terrorist settler elements to commit more crimes.

It stressed the need to hold accountable and prosecute the terrorist settler organizations and pursue them judicially, and impose immediate sanctions on the entities that support them and provide them with political and security protection.