Injuries in Attacks by the Occupation and Settlers in the West Bank

SadaNews - Israeli occupation forces have continued their extensive incursion into the village of al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, since this morning, which included assaults on citizens, their properties, and agricultural lands.

Local sources indicated that the occupation forces closed the entrances to the village and prevented citizens from entering or leaving, including ambulances.

Occupation soldiers also forced shop owners to close their doors, restricting the movement of citizens in the village.

The occupation army sent military reinforcements of infantry forces to the village, spreading their soldiers throughout all its neighborhoods and areas.

Videos showed occupation soldiers smashing several parked vehicles in the village.

Occupation soldiers also stormed several homes in al-Mughayyir and assaulted their residents, including the home of the martyr Hamdan Mousa Abu Aliya, who was martyred last Saturday evening.

Local sources reported that two young men sustained fractures and bruises due to severe beating in the home of Mousa Abu Aliya.

Simultaneously, occupation vehicles began to raze the eastern plain of al-Mughayyir, adjacent to the "Alon" settlement road, most of which is planted with olive trees.

Journalistic crews reported that the occupation forces prevented them from being present in the village of al-Mughayyir and asked them to leave.

In a related context, several citizens were injured in an attack by settlers on residents in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron, causing significant damage to the homes and properties of the residents.

Local sources mentioned that a group of armed settlers from the "Susiya" settlement, built on citizens' land, attacked citizens' homes in the "Ghaziywa" area near Susiya in Masafer Yatta, and assaulted residents, leading to the injury of the elderly Jebrin Makhamra with head wounds, for which he was transferred to Yatta government hospital for treatment. Several other citizens also sustained bruises and contusions, receiving field treatment.

The settlers also smashed the windows of one of the houses and several citizens' vehicles and two agricultural tractors belonging to the Shatat and Makhamra families.

Furthermore, armed settlers chased herders and attacked their sheep, beating them with sticks in the area of al-Mafqa, resulting in the death of two heads of sheep and injuring several others, belonging to citizen Raed al-Hammadeh.