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

In Jericho, settlers attempted to burn down a home belonging to a resident of the Ma'arijat community. They also poured flammable materials onto an agricultural tractor with the intent of setting it alight, before local residents intervened and drove them away.

Local sources confirmed that the attack took place under the watchful eye of the occupation forces, who did not intervene to stop it.

In the same context, a group of settlers opened a sheep pen belonging to citizen Atta Suleiman Ka'abneh in the Arab al-Malihat community, northwest of Jericho, and scattered it, causing a state of fear and anxiety among the residents.

At dawn, settlers stormed the Arab al-Malihat community in al-Ma'rajat, northwest of Jericho, and attacked citizens' property.

In Bethlehem, a group of settlers began setting up tents in the Al-Minya desert, in the Abu Diya area, for colonial purposes.

The Al-Minya desert, which includes the areas of Fateh Sadra, Al-Tina, Hajjar, Wadi Al-Abyad, Nasb Abu Diya, and Rabia, has previously been subjected to repeated attacks by settlers under the protection of occupation forces. These attacks included the erection of tents in most areas, attacks on farmers and shepherds, the firing of live bullets and tear gas, and the seizure of wheat and barley crops, as well as a number of sheep.