Jewish settlers launched a series of attacks on Palestinian towns in the occupied West Bank overnight, resulting in the burning of homes and clashes with Israeli troops. Fortunately, there were no immediate reports of Palestinian casualties.
The Israeli military disclosed that the settlers attacked the village of Beit Furik following the arrival of troops to dismantle an unauthorized farming outpost they had constructed on privately owned Palestinian land. The settlers engaged in stone-throwing, injuring two Border Police officers, and proceeded to enter the village, where they set fire to property.
