Injuries in Settler Attacks in the West Bank

SadaNews - Today, Friday, several citizens, including women and children, were injured with bruises and suffocation due to an attack by settlers in the Hawara area east of Yatta, south of Hebron, while the occupation forces arrested three citizens during the assault.

Local sources reported that a group of armed settlers attacked the family of citizen Ibrahim Ismail Al-Jabour while they were on their land near their home in the Hawara area east of Yatta, beating them and spraying pepper gas on their faces, leading to the injury of elderly Ibrahim Al-Jabour and six of his family members: Fatima, Suhad, Rawaa, and Rahaf Al-Jabour, and the two children Mustafa and Habiba Al-Jabour, with bruises and suffocation. They were transported to Yatta Government Hospital.

The occupation forces stormed the area and participated in the assault on the locals, mistreating them before arresting Qassem Ibrahim Al-Jabour, Yasser Yusuf Al-Jabour, and Ibrahim Omar Al-Jabour.

Meanwhile, dozens of settlers gathered at the edges of several villages and towns east and northwest of Ramallah.

Local sources indicated that settlers were present on the lands of Deir Nizam village northwest of Ramallah, while others spread on the roads between the villages of Ramoun and Tayyiba and the town of Deir Debwan to the east.

Settlers attacked the Qamas area located between the towns of Oserin and Beita south of Nablus.

Local sources reported that a number of settlers attacked an agricultural room in the area.

They added that the settlers had set up additional "caravans" in the area yesterday, which has recently turned into a hotspot witnessing repeated attacks by settlers.

Settlers also stormed the Nazareth and Bardala areas north of Nablus.

Local sources reported that the settlers raided the two areas under the pretext of organizing colonial paths there as part of the environmental colonial campaign.