Jewish Settlers Injure 3 Palestinians during Attacks in West Bank

Three Palestinians were injured, in attacks launched by Israeli settlers, in the northern and central occupied West Bank.

Palestinian security sources said that a young man was wounded in the face during clashes in the town of Kobar, northwest of Ramallah, in the central West Bank, with dozens of settlers who stormed the southern area of the town, under the protection of the Israeli occupation forces.

The sources added that the town's residents confronted settlers who stormed the town - from nearby settlements - with the aim of returning to a settlement outpost from which the town's residents managed to expel them several days ago.

In the Qilqiya governorate, located in the northwest of the West Bank, two Palestinians were injured in an attack by settlers from the "Karnei Shomron" settlement, who stormed the "Arab Al-Khouli" community under the protection of the occupation forces and attacked its residents with stones. The settlers set fire to one of the primitive houses in the aforementioned community.

The "Arab al-Khouli" nomad community is subjected to repeated attacks by settlers with the aim of displacing its residents, and it is surrounded by several settlements, namely, "Ma'ale Shomron" from the north, the "Ilamtan" settlement outpost from the east, "Noviim", "Yikir", "Emmanuel", and Karnei Shomron from the south.