Settlers Carry Out Series of Attacks in the West Bank

On Wednesday, groups of settlers carried out a series of new attacks in scattered areas of the West Bank, concentrated in the governorates of Jenin, Nablus, and Jerusalem, accompanied by provocative actions against the locals.

Palestinian sources reported that settlers stormed the vicinity of one of the farms in the town of Raba, located southeast of Jenin governorate, and provoked the local residents. In a related context, settlers attacked Palestinian lands near the town of Mukhmas, northeast of occupied Jerusalem.

Settlers also attacked citizens' vehicles near the village of Madama south of Nablus on Wednesday; which led to damaging several of them, and following these attacks, occupation army forces raided homes of some citizens near the area, tampered with their contents, and proceeded to vandalize them.

This comes amid the escalation of settler attacks in the West Bank, where on Tuesday, settlers detained an agricultural tractor in the northern Jordan Valley, and a group of settlers stormed the village of Keisan east of Bethlehem, and grazed their sheep on the lands of citizens adjacent to their homes, in an attempt to attack some residents.