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Eight Palestinians injured in attacks by Israeli settlers and soldiers in West Bank
Eight Palestinians were injured in attacks carried out by Israeli settlers and Israeli soldiers late Monday in the occupied West Bank. In addition to attacks around Jerusalem, Qalqilya and Nablus, branches of Palestinian-owned olive trees were damaged near Jenin.
Attacks late Monday in the occupied West Bank left eight Palestinians injured around Jerusalem, Qalqilya and Nablus. Near Jenin, olives were taken from agricultural land belonging to Palestinians, and branches of the trees were damaged.
According to a statement by the Jerusalem Governorate, three Palestinians were injured in an attack on the Ma'azi Jaba Bedouin community northeast of Jerusalem. The attackers targeted residents, including women and children, damaged vehicles, and set fire to several homes and animal shelters.
In the village of Imatin in Qalqilya, four Palestinians were injured in an attack with sticks and stones, sustaining bruises. The incident was reported by the official Palestinian news agency.
The Palestinian Red Crescent said a 50-year-old Palestinian man was beaten and injured by Israeli soldiers in the village of Osarin, south of Nablus. Israeli forces raided the village afterward and used stun grenades and tear gas.
Near Jenin, olives were taken from agricultural land belonging to Palestinians in the town of Ajjah, and branches of the trees were also damaged.
The Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission said Israeli settlers had carried out more than 14,742 attacks in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, since October 2023. According to the commission's data, 66 Palestinians were killed in these attacks.
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