Three Palestinian children were injured and agricultural land was damaged in a series of attacks by Israeli settlers across the occupied West Bank, according to local sources.
The children were travelling with their family near the Shilo settlement, south of Nablus, when settlers allegedly intercepted their vehicle and threw stones at it. The attack shattered windows and left the children injured. A 14-year-old suffered a head injury after being struck by a stone, while two younger children sustained lighter injuries from broken glass. They were taken to a medical facility in Sinjil for treatment.
Separate incidents were also reported in the Ramallah and Nablus governorates, where settlers allegedly set fire to Palestinian farmland and olive groves. Local residents said olive trees were damaged in areas between Turmus Ayya and Abu Falah, while additional land near the village of Duma was also burned.
Residents further claimed that Israeli forces entered some of the affected areas and prevented firefighting teams from reaching the fires after confrontations broke out between locals and settlers. Elsewhere, farmers reported losses after herds of camels and sheep were allegedly grazed on Palestinian-owned farmland east of Ramallah, causing damage to crops and agricultural property.
