Particularly explosive Sukkot: Another unusual night of Jewish terror in the West Bank - "Revenge"

Extreme right-wing activists caused heavy damage to property in Palestinian villages in the West Bank, set a vehicle on fire, attacked a family home, and sprayed revenge graffiti. The IDF has reinforced forces during the Sukkot holiday for fear of continued friction.

On the night between Sunday and Monday, during the intermediate days of Sukkot, extreme right-wing activists carried out an unusual attack in several Palestinian villages in the West Bank. According to Palestinians in the village of Deir Abu Mash'al, the Jewish terrorists set a vehicle on fire, attacked a family home, and attempted to set it ablaze. In the village of Sinjil, a group of activists damaged and stole olive tree crops, according to Palestinians, in the presence and with the assistance of IDF soldiers who covered the activity. Revenge graffiti was sprayed on the walls of the villages. Meanwhile, the IDF continues to reinforce forces during the Sukkot holiday for fear of continued friction incidents. Yesterday, the headquarters of Division 98 began operating, taking responsibility for the area south of Jerusalem. The IDF has reinforced its forces in the West Bank over the past day, and in addition to the 23 battalions already active, forces were brought from Lebanon and Gaza, including fighters from the Egoz Reconnaissance Unit who finished fighting on the Ali Taher ridge a few days ago.