Several Palestinians injured in West Bank Israeli settler attacks
Several Palestinians injured in West Bank Israeli settler attacks Several Palestinians, including two officers of an ambulance, were injured in a series of attacks and raids carried out by Israeli forces and settlers across the West Bank, Wafa reported. • Three Palestinians were injured after being beaten by settlers in Beit Dajan, east of Nablus. • In Abu Nujaym, southeast of Bethlehem, settlers…
In the West Bank, Israeli settlers and forces launched a series of attacks, resulting in several Palestinians sustaining injuries, according to Wafa's report.
Three Palestinians were assaulted by settlers in Beit Dajan, located east of Nablus. In Abu Nujaym, situated southeast of Bethlehem, settlers fired upon a Palestinian, followed by an attack on the ambulance that arrived to provide assistance, spraying its personnel with pepper spray. The Palestine Red Crescent Society's ambulance service director, Abdul Halim Jaafreh, confirmed that two ambulance officers were injured in this incident, rendering the vehicle unusable.
Additionally, in Anza, situated south of Jenin, Israeli forces apprehended a 13-year-old boy, Mohammed Imad Sadaqa, after conducting a raid on his family's residence. Another Palestinian was both beaten and detained during a raid on Beit Furik, located east of Nablus.
Israeli settlers also targeted Palestinian homes and communities in the northern Jordan Valley and near Ramallah. In response to these assaults, Israeli forces established checkpoints, blocked roads, and conducted raids in Bethlehem, Jenin, Qalqilya, Tubas, and numerous other regions.
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