Colonizers assault citizens in the northern Jordan Valley.

In a new incident of settler assaults, the family of citizen Shamkh Draghamah in the Farsiya area of the northern Jordan Valley was attacked by a group of settlers. About ten settlers stormed the family's tents in the middle of the night.

According to testimonies from citizen Draghamah, the settlers assaulted his children while they were sleeping, causing a state of terror and fear among the family members. This incident is not the first of its kind, as the Farsiya area witnesses repeated assaults by settlers.

These assaults occur under the protection of the occupation army, which often ignores or fails to intervene to protect Palestinian citizens. These actions reflect the occupation's policy of reinforcing the presence of settlers at the expense of Palestinian rights.

Complaints from citizens in the northern Jordan Valley about repeated assaults are increasing, necessitating intervention from the relevant authorities to protect civilians. The continuation of these assaults threatens security and stability in the region.

Citizens in the northern Jordan Valley emphasize the need for effective measures by the international community to stop these violations and protect their rights. The ongoing assaults reflect a painful reality that Palestinians live under occupation.