'Israeli' settlers in the outpost of Eviatar look on as Palestinian protestors flash laser beams towards them. (Menahem Kahana / Getty Images)
Sirens wail in 'Eviatar' settlement after alleged infiltration
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The 'Israeli' military issued an urgent security warning on Monday following an alleged suspected Palestinian infiltration into the 'Eviatar' settlement, located south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, according to Hebrew news outlet Walla citing an 'Israeli' military spokesperson.
'Israeli' police and military authorities received an initial report regarding a suspicious individual identified running near the perimeter fence surrounding the settlement, raising immediate concerns that an entry had occurred.
Emergency sirens were activated throughout 'Eviatar' to alert residents, while 'Israeli' military units deployed additional forces to the area to initiate an immediate investigation and sweep the surroundings.
Settlers instructed to remain indoors
As part of emergency precautionary measures, 'Israeli' military commanders instructed all residents inside the settlement to stay indoors and lock their doors while search operations were underway.
The 'Israeli' military spokesperson confirmed that security forces remain in continuous contact with local residents and regional security officials to secure the site and address any potential threats.
