5 civilians injured in settler attack on Umm al-Khair village

Two women, two young men, and a child were injured with bruises and contusions in an attack by settlers on Umm al-Khair village in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron, on Saturday. Activist Osama Makhamra reported that settlers released their livestock around the homes of the al-Hathalin family, attacked the vehicle of citizen Imad Hushiya, and targeted other citizens' homes in Wadi al-Rakhem and Khallat al-Homs, under the protection of occupation soldiers.

Two women, two young men, and a child were injured with bruises and contusions on Saturday in an attack carried out by settlers on citizens in Umm al-Khair village in Masafer Yatta, south of Hebron. Anti-settlement activist Osama Makhamra reported that two women, two young men, and a child were injured with bruises in the attack. Settlers also released their livestock in the vicinity and courtyards of the home of the family of Salem Muhammad al-Hathalin, causing damage to their property and crops. Settlers attacked the vehicle of citizen Imad Hushiya, who resides in the village of al-Markaz in Masafer Yatta, while he was crossing the Zuweidin road heading to his home, and stoned him without reports of injuries. In Wadi al-Rakhem, south of Yatta, settlers attacked the home of citizen Yusuf Shannaran and vandalized his property. In Khallat al-Homs, south of Yatta, settlers, under the protection of occupation soldiers, released their livestock around citizens' homes and prevented them from leaving their houses. This report comes amid a series of settler attacks in the area, without any mention of a response from Israeli authorities.