Settlers attack Nablus, burn Palestinian vehicles
Settlers attacked the eastern area of Beita town near Nablus in northern the West Bank at dawn on Wednesday, setting fire to two Palestinian vehicles in front of residents' homes, with no injuries reported or additional details about other assaults during the past night. Simultaneously, settlers burned two vehicles and wrote racist slogans in the village of Umm Safa, marking an escalation in their attacks across the West Bank. According to the Resistance to the Wall and Settlements Commission, 628 assaults were recorded in August, causing direct damage to 164 Palestinians and vandalizing 21,508 trees, including 19,375 olive trees. Approximately 750,000 settlers live in the settlements and outposts in the West Bank.
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