In Hebron, a group of illegal settlers, at gunpoint, removed a citizen and his family from their land and destroyed both their residential tent and the tent they had used to house their sheep.
The Popular and National Committees to Resist the Wall and Settlements' organizer, Ratib Al-Jabour, called the incident a significant crime and the first time settlers had carried out such a terrible assault. They removed a citizen from the tent he had resided in for years, along with his family of seven; five of them are children. The residential tent and another tent that was being used as a sheep enclosure were destroyed by the Israeli settlers. 
He continued, "This is a crime committed by the settlers, forced displacement, and we fear that the gangs of illegal settler criminals will continue this heinous crime and commit other crimes against unarmed citizens."