Settlers continue their attacks on citizens and their property in various areas of the West Bank.

In Hebron, settlers attacked olive pickers in the Birin area, and the occupation army prevented farmers from picking olives in the Umm Nir area east of the town of Yatta.

According to local sources, the settler gangs assaulted and stoned the olive pickers from the Burqan family, namely Fayez Burqan and Bahjat Burqan, and tried to steal the vehicle of citizen Saud Al-Faqir while they were picking olives in the Birin area east of Yatta.

She added that the occupation forces forced farmers from the Al-Jabarin and Al-Habour families in the Umm Nir area to leave their lands and prevented them from picking olives.

He pointed to daily attacks by settlers and the occupation army on farmers, olive pickers and their property in Masafer Yatta, with the aim of seizing citizens' lands for the benefit of the settlement project.

In Ramallah, dozens of armed settlers stormed the village of Burqa from three axes: the Al-Hadab area, Wadi Al-Shami, and the tribal area, and set fire to citizens’ lands and three homes.

The settlers gathered near the boys' elementary school, in an attempt to storm it.

The residents appealed to the civil defense teams and citizens from the neighboring villages to confront the attack and put out the fires.