'Harm Israel's standing in the world': Netanyahu condemns settler attack on WB Palestinian village
The Prime Minister called out the violent event, where dozens of settler rioters gathered on the outskirts of the village of Kusra in the West Bank and were later dispersed by the IDF.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned a settler attack on the Palestinian village of Kusra in the West Bank on Saturday, where dozens of rioters clashed with residents. Netanyahu stated that such acts "harm Israel's standing in the world" and hinder the IDF. Security forces, including the IDF and Border Police, intervened, forcibly removing settlers who had barricaded themselves in a Palestinian house and confiscating vehicles. Palestinians reported eight injuries from stone-throwing. Netanyahu expects arrests and justice, while an investigation by the IDF, Shin Bet, and police is underway. This incident follows similar altercations earlier in the month in Kusra.
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