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Settler Violence Torches Burqa Village and Slaughters Over 100 Bedouin Sheep

WEST BANK, JORDAN VALLEY, JUL 18 – The attack on Palestinian Bedouin livestock is part of a 13% rise in settler violence since January, causing injuries and forcing at least one family to relocate, officials said.

  • On Friday morning, Israeli settlers slaughtered over 100 sheep and assaulted local residents in al-Miteh, Jordan Valley, in the occupied West Bank.
  • The violent attack forced two families to evacuate their homes and relocate to al-Auja near Jericho.
  • Aref Daraghmeh, a local anti-settlement activist, stated that at least 30 Bedouin families have been displaced in the Jordan Valley due to increased settler violence since the war on Gaza began.
  • Mahmoud Kaabneh reported that during the attack, the Israeli army supported the settlers, preventing local residents from safeguarding their livestock and reports of settlers using tractors to ram homes.
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On the night of Wednesday 16th to Thursday 17th July, the herd of Jean-Marc Veyrat, a breeder in Manigod, was the victim of a wolf attack in the Combin at Claudius in La Clusaz. The balance is heavy: 18 sheep of the Thônes and Marthod breed killed.

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Jerusalem Post broke the news in Jerusalem, Israel on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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