A Palestinian man was injured Friday after illegal paramilitary Israeli colonizers attacked families in the Khirbet Allan area of Al‑Jiftlik, north of Jericho. In separate incidents, colonizers attacked Palestinians and property in Beita, south of Nablus; joined Israeli soldiers and police in attacking farmers in Halhul, north of Hebron; invaded Solomon’s Pools, south of Bethlehem; and broke into Ein Sinya and the al-Tireh neighborhood in Ramallah.
Al‑Jiftlik local council head Firas Jahalin stated that a group of colonizers invaded the Palestinian Bedouin community, attempted to steal several sheep, and assaulted residents.
During the attack, one resident was injured after being struck by stones, and another resident’s vehicle was damaged.
Jahalin said Al‑Jiftlik continues to face repeated colonizer assaults targeting families, property, and livestock, which he described as part of ongoing efforts to pressure Palestinian communities to leave their lands in the Jordan Valley.
In a separate incident on Friday morning, Israeli colonizers attacked the Abu Hamra area of Beita, south of Nablus.
Local sources reported that colonizers attacked an industrial facility and another structure belonging to resident Samer Abu Mazen and fired live rounds in the area. No injuries were reported.
In another incident, Israeli soldiers and police, accompanied by colonizers, attacked Palestinian farmers attempting to reach their land in the al-Jomjoma area of Halhul, north of Hebron, in the southern West Bank.
Also on Friday, Israeli colonizers invaded the Solomon’s Pools tourist area between al-Khader and the village of Artas, south of Bethlehem.
Local sources said the colonizers gathered near the first pool while Palestinian visitors were in the area.
Armed Israeli colonizers also broke into the village of Ein Sinya, north of Ramallah, on Friday morning. Local sources said dozens of colonizers moved among Palestinian homes and reached the village center, where they carried out provocative acts against residents.
For the second consecutive day, colonizers also broke into the outskirts of the al-Tireh neighborhood, west of Ramallah, and gathered at al-Awda Roundabout, where they carried out provocative acts.
The incidents occurred amid a documented escalation in colonizer violence across the occupied West Bank.
On September 12, OCHA reported that more than 1,600 colonizer attacks resulting in Palestinian casualties or property damage had been documented across 275 West Bank communities between January and August 2026, an average of 6.7 attacks per day.
The Wall & Colonization Resistance Commission reported 2,030 attacks by Israeli forces and colonizers in August 2026, including 628 attributed to colonizers, and said 32 new outposts were attempted during the month.
OCHA and other humanitarian agencies have warned that escalating colonizer attacks and related access restrictions are driving the forcible displacement of Palestinian communities across the West Bank, particularly in the Jordan Valley.
