West Bank

Three Palestinians injured in settler attacks across West Bank

Three Palestinians injured in settler attacks across West Bank

Settlers carried out attacks across the West Bank on Tuesday, injuring three Palestinians in the village of Jammala west of Ramallah, attacking vehicles in Sarda and Al-Tira, blocking farmers in Deir Istiya, and assaulting a boy in Yatta.

Three Palestinians were injured on Tuesday when settlers attacked them during a raid on the village of Jammala, west of Ramallah, as settlers continued their attacks on residents and their property in various areas of the West Bank.

In the towns of Sarda and Al-Tira, north of Ramallah, settlers attacked Palestinian vehicles, closed roads, and hung Israeli flags in several locations, as part of their ongoing assaults on residents and their property.

In the town of Deir Istiya, west of Salfit, settlers prevented Palestinian farmers from reaching their lands to harvest olives, preventing them from accessing their agricultural land and benefiting from the olive season.

In Yatta, south of Hebron, settlers on Tuesday evening assaulted a boy after attacking his family's home.