Today, Wednesday, settlers began rehabilitating a water spring in the northern Jordan Valley.

The head of the Al-Maleh village council, Mahdi Daraghmeh, reported that a number of settlers began reclaiming a water spring in Umm al-Jimal, after seizing it about three months ago.

Two days ago, the occupation forces demolished the homes of citizens in the area, after they had left them months ago, due to the escalation of settler attacks against them. Later, settlers established a colonial outpost near those homes.

The area is witnessing a continuous presence of settlers, with fears of seizing the region's lands.

According to the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission, “there are 9 settlements in Tubas and the northern Jordan Valley, and 7 colonial outposts spread on mountaintops.”

According to the Authority, since the beginning of 2024, settlers have committed more than 1,732 attacks on Palestinians and their property.