Přeskočit na hlavní obsah

Netanyahu Condemns Settler Violence After Qusra Home Attack

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of people walking along a dirt road between olive trees beside a portrait of a bearded man, rendered in warm ochre and slate-blue pastel strokes.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned what he called criminal acts by a handful of rioters after Israeli settlers attacked the West Bank villages of Qusra and Jalud. A joint IDF and Border Police statement said dozens of Israeli rioters threw stones and barricaded themselves inside a Palestinian home while residents remained inside; security forces removed them, separated the groups and confiscated three vehicles. The statement said a Palestinian woman with non-urgent injuries was evacuated by the Red Crescent. Netanyahu said the IDF, Shin Bet and police were investigating and that he expected arrests and prosecutions, while no arrests had been announced by publication time.

Zdroje

Primární zdroje:1Sekundární zdroje:2

Související zprávy

  1. Huckabee Calls Violent Israeli Settlers ‘Terrorists’ During Turmus Ayya Visit
  2. Israel Says Duvdevan Arrested Five in Qabatiya Over Planned Attack
  3. No Arrests After Qusra Attack as Police and IDF Trade Blame
  4. Palestinian Officials Report Three Injured in Al-Mughayyir Settler Raid
  5. Israeli Forces Say Jenin Airstrike Killed Qais Bitawi and Two Others

Něco se pokazilo

Akci se nepodařilo dokončit. Zkontrolujte připojení a zkuste to znovu.