In the midst of recent confrontations between young men and Israeli occupation forces (IOF), the occupation and its settlers' crimes against Palestinians and their property in the West Bank and Al-Quds persisted.
Ahmad Al-Sa'u was compelled by the IOF to demolish his house in Beit Hanina in the occupied Al-Quds.
In the village of Burin, south of Nablus, illegal settlers had set land on fire, which resulted in the burning of numerous trees, as well as the eruption of confrontations, and preventing the citizens from putting out the fires.
Salim Abdel-Baden, 65, and his wife were attacked by settlers for the second day in a row. They tried to burn down their tent and harm their cattle, but with the support of the Palestinian citizens, they were stopped. Notably, the settlers' assaults against the Palsestinians there came in the context of imposing a new settlement scheme in Tuqu'.