At least 54 Palestinians were reported injured in a series of settler attacks across the occupied West Bank in mid-February 2026, according to humanitarian and local monitoring groups. The incidents, which took place in multiple villages, involved stone-throwing, property damage, and confrontations that left several civilians requiring medical treatment.
Palestinian residents and rights organizations say the attacks reflect a growing pattern of settler violence that has intensified in recent months, particularly in rural communities near settlement outposts. Homes, vehicles, and agricultural land were reportedly damaged during the unrest, with some families temporarily fleeing their properties.
Israeli authorities have stated that security forces were deployed to contain clashes, though Palestinian officials argue that enforcement against settler violence remains inconsistent. Human rights groups continue to call for stronger accountability measures, warning that repeated attacks contribute to displacement pressures and heightened tensions throughout the region. The violence comes amid broader instability in the West Bank, where political and territorial disputes remain deeply contested.
