This evening, Sunday, settlers burned agricultural lands and vehicles garage in the village of Yatma, south of Nablus.

The head of the Yatma Village Council, Ahmed Snobar, said that hundreds of settlers attacked the village, under the protection of the Israeli occupation forces, and burned the “mashrut” of vehicles and large areas of agricultural land. They also attacked with stones a house located on the outskirts of the village.

Snobar added that the residents responded to the attack and were able to control the fire, while confrontations broke out between the residents and the settlers and the occupation soldiers, who fired live bullets and poison gas bombs, but no injuries were reported.

Earlier this evening, dozens of settlers attacked an agricultural aid truck near the town of Beita, south of Nablus.

In a related context, this evening, settlers attacked citizens’ vehicles, south of Jericho.

Eyewitnesses reported that settlers threw stones at citizens' vehicles passing through the Sea Surface Road linking the Jerusalem and Jericho governorates, and caused damage to a number of them.

In the city of Salfit, settlers seized a feed truck in Wadi Qana, north of the city, while the occupation forces arrested a farmer from the area.

Local sources reported that settlers attacked a truck belonging to Salloum Muhammad Ramadan, loaded with fodder, in the Al-Mayadeen area in Wadi Qana before seizing it, while Israeli occupation forces arrested farmer Nassim Saeed Al-Khouli (23 years old), who lives in the valley.