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Escalating Attacks: Israeli Settlers Exploit Gaza War to Expand in West Bank
2 years ago•Source: FRANCE 24 English
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Public Execution of Alleged Israeli Collaborators in West Bank Sparks Outrage
Palestinian militants in the West Bank have executed two men accused of collaborating with Israeli authorities, hanging their bodies as a warning. The Tulkarm Brigades, associated with the Fatah faction, stated that there is "no immunity for any informant or traitor." The incident highlights the growing tension and radicalization in the occupied West Bank, which has seen a surge in violence since the start of the Gaza war. The Palestinian Authority and Israeli security services have not commented on the incident.
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Violent Clash in West Bank Leaves Settlers and Palestinians Injured
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Times of Israel
Two Israeli settlers were injured, one seriously, during a clash with Palestinians near the West Bank settlement of Rimonim. The settlers were reportedly attacked with rocks, while Palestinian media claims that villagers were attacked by settlers while harvesting olives. The extent of injuries to the Palestinians is unclear. Recent days have seen a wave of settler attacks on Palestinians, prompting criticism from US President Joe Biden. Over 100 incidents of settler violence have been reported since the Gaza war began, with no arrests made.
Violent Israeli settlers attack Palestinian cars, injuring border cop
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Jerusalem Post
Masked Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian vehicles and Border Police officers with stones and pepper spray in the West Bank, injuring one officer. The attack occurred near the Palestinian village of Beitin, and one suspect was immediately arrested. No Palestinians were injured, but the extent of vehicle damage is unknown. This incident follows recent violence in the region, including a shooting attack on Route 60 and the killing of two Israelis at a car wash. There are concerns that some political figures are interfering with the investigation, as there are allegations of Jewish terrorism. Two Israelis suspected of involvement have been arrested.
Ethiopia's Government Reclaims Amhara Region Towns from Militia
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Washington Post
Ethiopia's government has recaptured several towns in the Amhara region from local militia fighters, including the regional capital and second-largest town, following a state of emergency declaration. Dozens of civilian deaths have been reported, with residents describing fierce fighting and casualties. The violence erupted after the federal government attempted to disband Amhara regional forces, who had fought alongside the military in the neighboring Tigray conflict. The situation remains tense, with concerns that the militia may continue their struggle using guerrilla tactics. Human rights organizations have criticized the government's response, and several countries have advised against travel to the Amhara region.
Israeli Settlers and Soldiers Invade Palestinian Homes in Violation of International Law
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Haaretz
Israeli settlers, accompanied by soldiers, broke into Palestinian homes in the West Bank villages of Tuba and El-Abid, stealing equipment and intimidating residents. The invasions were recorded, with videos showing settlers searching storage closets while soldiers filmed. Israeli activists called the police multiple times, but they did not respond. Settler violence is common in the south Hebron Hills, with previous incidents of attacks on Palestinian villages. The IDF has yet to respond to inquiries about the armed settler and the soldiers' inaction.