Settlers assault a journalist and continue their attacks on citizens' property.

Today, Tuesday, settlers severely beat a photojournalist in the village of Al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah.

Local sources reported that settlers assaulted photojournalist Issam Rimawi while he was covering the clashes that erupted in Al-Mughayyir.

He added that ambulance crews transported Al-Rimawi to the hospital for treatment.

The settlers attacked the outskirts of Al-Mughayyir village and tried to burn their agricultural lands.

Local sources reported that settlers attacked the eastern outskirts of the village and attempted to burn agricultural land and wheat crops in the Marj Sa'i plain, before local residents confronted them and forced them to flee.

In Jericho, groups of settlers surrounded the Al-Auja Bedouin community with flocks of sheep, disrupting the movement of a number of Bedouin citizens. This is a new tactic that has been used for months to isolate the community from its surroundings and separate residents from one another.

Local sources indicated that settlers in the settlements established on Al-Auja land are using various methods to pressure residents, including intimidation and daily harassment, to force them to leave.

In Hebron, settlers grazed their sheep on several citizens' lands in the village of Al-Mafqara, vandalized fences and fences, and uprooted dozens of grape and olive trees owned by brothers Issa and Fadel Al-Hamamdeh.