Palestinian reports: Cars set on fire in Jilud - IDF checking

Palestinian residents in the village of Jilud reported that far-right activists set cars on fire during the night. The IDF said the incident is under investigation. Additional reports of arson in other villages in the area.

During the night between Monday and Tuesday, Palestinian residents in the village of Jilud, south of Nablus, reported that far-right activists arrived at the village, went through the houses, knocked on doors, and set fire to residents' cars. The IDF said the incident is under investigation and that they have no details on what happened in the village. It was also reported that a mosque was set on fire and graffiti was sprayed in the town of Qusra, vehicles were set on fire in the village of Beitelu, and a stone-crushing facility was attacked in Ein Samia near Ramallah. Meanwhile, a letter from the movement 'Commanders for Israel's Security' was published, signed by about 600 senior reserve commanders from the IDF, Mossad, Shin Bet, Israel Police, and the Foreign Service, warning that the rise in Jewish terrorism alongside the weakening of the Palestinian Authority could lead to a broad escalation in Judea and Samaria and harm Israel's security, regional stability, and US interests.