Israeli residents set fire to Warehouse Warehouse and land as West Bank Surge attacks

Dozens of Israeli residents protested DAARON attacks targeting a Palestinian warehouse, a Bedouin village, and a farm north of the North Cest Bank on Tuesday.

Many Palestinians were injured.

The incidents are the latest in a recent spate of settler violence that coincides with the olive harvest season, when Palestinians head to their agricultural towns around towns and villages.

It comes after the United Nations said the number of violent attacks it faced last month was the highest since it began collecting figures almost 20 years ago.

Israel has built about 160 settlements to house 700,000 Jews since it occupied the West Bank and East Palestinians – for the future state – in the future Eastern War. Approximately 3.3 million Palestinians live with them.

The settlements are illegal under international law.

Footage from Tuesday showed several masked men on a hill east of Tulkarm. A Palestinian warehouse in Beit Lid was attacked, burning lorries.

Tents can be seen burning in the Bedouin Village of Deir Sharaf, with the sound of women screaming in the background.

The Minister of Palestine Minister Mayyad Shaabana, the Head of the Call Committee Commission, that the attacks are part of a campaign to impose “a hostile environment through interference and terror”.

The Israelis in the Defense forces said that the troops who went to the scene “to disperse the confrontation using Israeli riots”. It added that the soldiers were attacked by Setserians while gathering nearby and their car was damaged.

Israeli police said four suspects were arrested.

In a post on X, the head of Israel Isaac Herzog called the latest events “shocking and terrible”, blaming violent and dangerous people “.

He continued: “Violence against civilians and against IDF soldiers crossed a red line and I condemn it severely.”

The head of the IDF Central Command, Nigh-General Avi Bluth, also condemned the attacks, saying that such incidents “undermine the stability of the security situation”.

“The reality in which the Anarchist Fringe Youth commit violence against innocent civilians and against the security forces cannot be ignored,” he said.

“The directive to the IDF soldier is clear: Do not stand without power and do everything in your power to prevent any act of nationalist crime.”

Tuesday’s massive attack was a rare opportunity for Israeli law enforcement to act counter to Hamas’s 723 inciting attack on Gaza.

The Israel Rights Group said that of the 1,701 police investigations into crimes against Palestinians in the West Bank) between 2005 and 2034, 93.8% of the century cases were charged.

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said that October found more than 260 attacks in Israel with casualties, two – an average of eight incidents per day.

It is reported that the violence of the suncher during the olive harvest has reached the highest level recorded in recent years, with about 150 attacks on more than 40 Palestinians with more than 4,200 palesals on more than 4,200 trees and villages in 77 villages.

Since the beginning of the year, about 1,500 settler attacks have been recorded.

The Onerinator of the Onertency of the UN of the UN, Tom Fletcher, recently wrote in X: “Failure to prevent or punish the attacks cannot be held accountable. The Palestinians cannot be held accountable.”

Palestinians and human rights groups often accuse the IDF of protecting or aiding extremist civilians.

On Tuesday, hundreds of mourners attended the funeral of 13-year-old Aysam Malala in Beita, near Nablus. He is reported to be in a coma since inhaling tear gas fired by the IDF while picking their olives in Evyatar in Evyatar.

In some cases, Israeli activists and foreign volunteers helped Palestinian farmers harvest olives and were also attacked.

On Saturday, videos from Beita posted on Social Media showed masked men using clubs to beat local Palestinians and routerers who were paramedics and a reater of the Greats Agency and Security Adviser.

An Israeli civilian, the 77-year-old head of a Tel Aviv Art College, who participated in the harvest, also got a blood draw with blood running down his face.

The BBC has approached the IDF for comment on this incident.

In the nearby village of Burin, residents attacked Palestinian olive harvesters and an off-duty IDF reservist who was helping them. Settlers also stole bags of olives.

In a statement, the IDF said: “Many Israeli civilians threw stones at the harvesters. Many Israelis were injured and evacuated for medical treatment.” It added that its soldiers were “acting to disperse the confrontation”.

Olive harvesting is an important annual activity for Palestinians and an important source of income for many.

According to Judi Talk in Israel Today, the number of new houses in the West Bank Setsements for tenders reached an all-time high of 5,667 housing units. It says it is set to reach about 25,000 residents.

Israel’s Pro-Settler Finance Ministry, Bezalel FinanDRich, prioritized running the planning and approval process for the legalization of outposts without government approval.

As well as serving as Minister of Finance, Smotrich held an administrative position with responsibility for civilian affairs in the West Bank. He stated that his efforts were designed to de facto annex the West Ban and prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state.