West Bank: Israeli settlers burn agricultural lands northwest of Nablus

On Monday evening, settlers burned agricultural lands and a barracks in the village of Burqa, northwest of Nablus.

According to local sources, a number of settlers from the “Homesh” settlement, protected by occupation soldiers, attacked citizens’ homes in the “Ras Al-Muhallal” area, east of the village, and burned lands containing agricultural crops and “barracks” for sheep.

Red Crescent sources reported that a citizen suffered bruises as a result of his fall from a height during confrontations that broke out in the village, following its storming by settlers and occupation soldiers.