Settlers attack Sarra village in Nablus
Armed settlers attacked the village of Sereh, southwest of Nablus, in cooperation with occupation forces. They set fire to the village’s farmlands and trees, and opened fire on its residents, marking an extensive escalation of violence against Palestinians in the area. The attack occurred after a massacre in the neighboring village of Tall al-Maa, which resulted in the deaths of four Palestinians. The violence was used to suppress the residents' resistance to the settlers. Clashes between Palestinians and settlers continued, with fires being set, injuries inflicted, and the death of a Palestinian by IDF gunfire. Attacks are escalating as part of an ongoing increase in violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.
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