Israeli settlers attack NBC News team, wound Palestinian woman near Nablus
Israeli settlers attack NBC News team, wound Palestinian woman near Nablus Masked Israeli settlers attacked an NBC News team and a Palestinian woman on Saturday in Jalud, a village near Nablus in the occupied West Bank that has been the scene of relentless settler violence in recent weeks. The crew was interviewing Aida Ahmed Abdullah, who had been forced from her home by settlers, when a car…
Settlers attacked an NBC News team and a Palestinian woman near Nablus in the West Bank, according to Middle East Eye. The incident occurred in Jalud, a village that has witnessed continuous settler violence. The attackers, who were masked and armed with sticks, struck the crew while they were interviewing Aida Ahmed Abdullah, a 51-year-old woman who had been displaced from her home by settlers.
Abdullah suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was hospitalized. Four NBC staffers, including a correspondent, cameraman, producer, and driver, were also injured, along with the vehicle and camera equipment.
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