Incitement slogans calling for killing Palestinians in settler attack south of Hebron

Settlers carried out attacks on Saturday morning in various areas of the West Bank, including burning an agricultural shed and writing incitement slogans calling for killing Palestinians east of Yatta south of Hebron, sabotaging a main water line in the village of Adqiqa, and besieging a Palestinian home in Khirbet al-Marajim near Douma south of Nablus.

Settlers carried out a series of attacks on Saturday morning in various areas of the occupied West Bank, targeting citizens' property, water sources, and homes. In the "Agziyoh" area east of Yatta south of Hebron, settlers set fire to an agricultural shed and wrote incitement slogans on its walls calling for killing Palestinians. In the village of Adqiqa in the eastern Badia south of Hebron, settlers attacked the main water line, cutting off water to residents. In Khirbet al-Marajim near the village of Douma south of Nablus, armed and masked settlers besieged a citizen's home and attempted to break in. These attacks come amid an escalation of settler attacks in the West Bank, targeting Palestinian communities near settlements and outposts.