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Fri 15 May 2026 7:43 am - Jerusalem Time

Settlers burn agricultural crops in al-Mughayyir and the occupation suppresses residents in Ramallah

The village of al-Mughayyir, located northeast of Ramallah, witnessed a new attack by settlers on Wednesday evening, where the attacking groups deliberately set fire to large areas of citizens' lands. Local sources reported that flames engulfed agricultural crops and green areas, threatening the livelihoods of farmers in the region, which already suffers from continuous restrictions.

Following the villagers' attempt to confront the settlers and defend their properties, the occupation forces intervened violently to provide protection for the attackers instead of stopping their assaults. The army forces fired a heavy barrage of tear gas canisters towards citizens' homes, leading to violent field confrontations in the village's alleys and among its agricultural fields.

Sources stated that the Israeli suppression resulted in several local residents suffering severe suffocation due to inhaling the toxic gas that reached inside inhabited homes. This incident is part of a series of organized attacks carried out by settlers in the West Bank, which directly aim to intimidate residents and push them towards forced displacement from their lands.

Al-Mughayyir village faces major strategic challenges as it is surrounded by a belt of Israeli settlements seeking to expand their influence at the expense of the village's lands. Recently, the pace of what is known as 'settler terrorism' has escalated, enjoying support and backing from the occupation's military establishment, which turns the lives of Palestinians in those areas into a daily struggle for survival.

Al-Mughayyir village is considered one of the most targeted villages by settlers and the occupation due to its strategic location and its encirclement by settlements.

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Settlers burn agricultural crops in al-Mughayyir and the occupation suppresses residents in Ramallah

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