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Israeli settlers forcibly enter Palestinian home and kill sheep in latest West Bank attack
Five masked settlers arrested after storming a Palestinian home in As Samu', killing three sheep and injuring children, amid a surge of over 2,000 settler attacks last November.
- On Tuesday, Israeli settlers broke into the Daghameen family home in As Samu', with CCTV footage showing five masked settlers entering and killing sheep overnight.
- The episode follows months of rising attacks and expanding settlements, with the Israeli government backing over 500,000 Jews in the West Bank and over 200,000 in east Jerusalem.
- CCTV and video footage show masked settlers battering animals and smashing property; Israeli police arrested five settlers on suspicion of trespassing, property damage and pepper spray use, investigating the incident.
- The family reported extensive damage to their home and livestock losses, with settlers killing three sheep, injuring four, and hospitalising three Palestinian children under the age of 4.
- Commission data show a sharp monthly spike in assaults and property attacks, reporting around 2,144 attacks in November including 1,523 by soldiers and 621 by settlers amid a two-year surge.
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Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian home in the south of the Israeli-occupied West Bank overnight, breaking in and killing sheep, a Palestinian official said Tuesday. It was the latest in a surge of attacks by settlers against Palestinians in the territory in recent months.
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Israeli settlers forcibly enter Palestinian home and kill sheep in latest West Bank attack
A Palestinian government official says Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian home in the south of the Israeli-occupied West Bank overnight.
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