Settler raids, military abuses continue in West Bank
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- 'Israeli' settler attacks and military actions intensified across the West Bank following recent violence in Tell.
- Settlers raided the Ein Samia stone quarry, burning heavy machinery and assaulting site guards.
- In Huwara, 'Israeli' soldiers were documented abusing Palestinian residents.
- Military restrictions were tightened across the affected area.
A wave of retaliatory violence by 'Israeli' settlers and targeted military abuses swept across multiple areas of the occupied West Bank following the fatal confrontation in the village of Tell.
Early Sunday morning at approximately 3:15 a.m., groups of settlers launched a coordinated raid on a commercial stone quarry in the Ein Samia area east of Kafr Malik in the Ramallah governorate.
Arson and physical assaults
During the pre-dawn raid on the Ein Samia quarry, assailants set fire to heavy industrial equipment, completely destroying a bulldozer and three commercial transport trucks.
The attackers also turned on the facility's security staff, inflicting severe beatings that left several guards with injuries and heavy contusions. Emergency medical teams subsequently transferred the injured guards to the Palestine Medical Complex in Ramallah for treatment.
Military abuse
Simultaneously, reports emerged from the town of Huwara, located south of Nablus, where 'Israeli' soldiers were documented mistreating and harassing Palestinian civilians during security checks.
The incident comes amid increased military deployments, heightened checkpoints, and rising settler reprisal actions throughout the northern West Bank.
