Israeli colonizers attacked Palestinian families and property near Ramallah and Hebron in the occupied West Bank, wounding three Palestinians and setting fire to homes, sheds and farmland. The attacks occurred in Taybeh and Al-Mughayyir near Ramallah and in several communities near Hebron. Israeli soldiers later invaded two communities and abducted three Palestinians.
Eyewitnesses said colonizers attacked members of the Ka’abna Bedouin community near Taybeh and assaulted the family of Nayef Ka’abna, wounding three residents. Israeli soldiers later invaded the area and abducted Suleiman Ka’abna, witnesses said.
Nayef Ka’abna’s family has faced frequent attacks by colonizers over the past three years, with the frequency increasing significantly during the past three months.
Residents said the attacks and other violations have intensified in the area. They said the actions are intended to displace the entire Bedouin community.
Israeli soldiers also invaded Al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, where they searched and ransacked homes and abducted two young men, Ali Tareq Haj Mohammad and Mohammad Mustafa Abu Alia.
The military invasion followed an attack by colonizers on the home of Mousa Abu Alia in the village’s Naqqar area.
Mousa Abu Alia is the father of Hamdan Abu Alia, who was 18 when Israeli soldiers killed him a year earlier.
Colonizers also attacked Palestinian families and property in Khirbet at-Tuba, in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron in the southern West Bank. Residents said the attackers assaulted family members and set fire to homes, sheds and farmland.
The families said the colonizers also burned food supplies, a refrigerator, household items and children’s toys.
Colonizers also invaded Bedouin family encampments in the al-Arqoub area near Khallet ad-Dabe’, as well as encampments in Shu’ab al-Batem and Khallet al-Hummus near Yatta.
In a separate attack, colonizers burned large areas of Palestinian land near an illegal colonial outpost in the Al-Adisa area of Sa’ir, north of Hebron.
