Israeli settlers on Tuesday, November 10, attacked Palestinian farmers in Beit al-Roush, south of Hebron. The attackers reportedly used tear gas, causing many to suffocate.
The assault was part of a wave of attacks reported since Monday, November 9. WAFA news agency said on Monday evening that settlers set fire to multiple bulldozers, vehicles, and equipment in the industrial zone of Beita, Nablus.
However, Israeli media reported the arson was committed a day after Palestinians set a vehicle on fire near an Israeli settlement.
The Palestinian Government Communication Centre shared a video of the destruction by the Israeli settlers, saying it resulted in “heavy material losses”.
Female activists attacked
In Qusra, south of Nablus, the government said a “terror attack” severely injured activists and Palestinian citizens after they were “brutally” beaten and kicked. A clip shows injured female activists being escorted from the area. The government described it as a “large-scale attack” on olive pickers in Nablus.
Continued attacks despite ‘ceasefire’ in place
A weekly situation report by the Palestinian government covering incidents from November 2 to 9 states that 395 days after the “ceasefire”, Israel has killed 1,610 Palestinians in Gaza, taking the total count to 74,640 since Israel’s war began.
“The continued Israeli genocide in the Gaza Strip, which the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry has determined is ongoing, persisted despite the so-called ‘ceasefire’, as Israeli occupation forces (IOF) continued airstrikes, drone attacks, artillery shelling, and gunfire, killing and injuring Palestinians while also restricting and endangering humanitarian operations,” the report said.
It noted that as of November 9, at least 1,134 children have undergone amputation in Gaza, stressing the Israeli restriction on medical evacuations, treatment and rehabilitation.
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Source: The Siasat Daily
