Settler extremists said to torch vehicles, cut electrical lines in West Bank raids
Israeli settler extremists raided several Palestinian villages in the Nablus area of the northern West Bank late Monday night, local media reported Tuesday, setting fire to cars, spray-painting political messages on residential buildings, and damaging a village’s electrical grid.According to Palestinian media, around a dozen settlers arrived in area of the villages of Talfit and Jalud, just south of Nablus, and set fire to three vehicles, all of which were damaged beyond repair.According to local Palestinian activist Bashar al-Qaryouti speaking to the WAFA news agency, settlers also attempted to set fire to a residential building, but were stopped by residents.According to the reports, the settlers spray-painted graffiti reading “Revenge” and “Avi, go home,” apparently referring to Central Command chief Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth. Bluth has incurred the wrath of the far right for his call to crack down on settler extremists, as well as for what activists claim is his…
Israeli settler extremists reportedly conducted raids in several Palestinian villages near Nablus in the northern West Bank on Monday night. During these incidents, settlers allegedly set fire to three vehicles in the villages of Talfit and Jalud, spray-painted political messages like "Revenge" and "Avi, go home" on buildings, and attempted to ignite a residential structure. Additionally, in the nearby town of Madama, settlers are accused of damaging the electrical grid by cutting down electrical poles, causing power outages. No injuries were reported in these attacks, which occurred amidst a recent increase in settler violence in the West Bank.
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