Injuries in Attacks by Settlers in Various Areas of the West Bank

SadaNews - Several citizens were injured today, Saturday, by live ammunition, rubber-coated metal bullets, and sound bombs during an attack by the Israeli occupation forces and settlers on the home of citizen Mohamed Hamid Abu Alia in the village of al-Mughayer, east of Ramallah.

Local sources reported that the occupation forces and settlers attacked the home of citizen Mohamed Hamid Abu Alia, resulting in one citizen being shot in the thigh, and two others injured by rubber-coated bullets. Additionally, a child, Raed Awda Abu Alia (10 years old), was injured by a sound bomb to the head, and they were transferred to the hospital.

It is noteworthy that settlers released their livestock this morning into the lands of citizens south of the village, causing significant damage to crops and trees.

Meanwhile, four citizens were injured in an attack by settlers on Palestinians in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron.

At the same time, settlers destroyed a farm and its contents in the al-Masoudiya area of the Burqa lands, northwest of Nablus.

Diab Haji, a member of the al-Masoudiya land defense committee, stated that settlers attacked a farm owned by citizen Khaled Tamimi, destroying its contents, including the agricultural room.

Settlers also assaulted municipal crews of Qabalan, south of Nablus.

Local sources reported that settlers attacked the Qabalan municipal crews while they were extending an electricity line to one of the homes, preventing them from completing the work in the Ain al-Qasab area.

Meanwhile, settlers grazed their sheep in agricultural lands in Khirbat Masoud near Ya'bad, south of Jenin.

Local sources reported that settlers attacked the Khirbah and released their livestock in the agricultural lands, causing damage to crops and trees.

Khirbat Masoud and its surroundings are subjected to continuous attacks by settlers and occupation forces, including house raids, encroachments on pastoral areas, and assaults on citizens and their properties, as part of a policy aimed at tightening the grip on residents and seizing more land for the purposes of colonial expansion and forced displacement.