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Palestinians were injured and homes, livestock pens and vehicles burned in attacks involving Israeli soldiers and settlers across the occupied West Bank, Palestinian authorities and the official Palestinian news agency WAFA reported.

The Palestinian Authority’s Jerusalem Governorate said settlers assaulted residents, including women and children, and damaged vehicles in the Maazi Jaba Bedouin community northeast of Jerusalem, injuring three people. It said soldiers and settlers also set homes and livestock pens ablaze. Residents requested an ambulance to take one injured person to hospital.

WAFA said four Palestinians were injured when settlers attacked them with sticks and stones on their land east of Immatin village, near Qalqilya. The Palestinian Red Crescent said soldiers beat and injured a 50-year-old man in Usarin, south of Nablus, during a raid involving stun grenades and tear gas.

Near Hebron, WAFA reported attacks on Palestinian homes in Wad Jahish and Wad al-Rahim, where settlers burned three cars and a truck and damaged property. The Red Crescent separately said a young Palestinian was hospitalized after Israeli soldiers shot him in the back with live ammunition near the separation barrier in Beit Ula.

Key Takeaways

• Three Palestinians were injured in an attack on a Bedouin community northeast of Jerusalem.
• Four people were injured near Qalqilya, with separate injuries reported in Usarin and Beit Ula.
• Palestinian sources reported fires targeting homes, livestock pens and vehicles.