Worth hundreds of thousands of shekels: Jewish rioters vandalized a security system in the southern Hebron Hills

Jewish rioters from the Te'ena outpost near Susya vandalized a new security system worth hundreds of thousands of shekels. The police opened an investigation and dismantled cameras from Palestinian homes in the area.

Last week, Jewish rioters from the Te'ena outpost near the Susya settlement in the southern Hebron Hills vandalized a new security system worth hundreds of thousands of shekels, which was intended to provide security for the settlement and its surroundings. The rioters damaged several electrical boxes and tore the system's cables, which have not yet been repaired. The Te'ena outpost, located in Wadi Rahim, has been evacuated several times recently, with the latest evacuation occurring last evening. The outpost is adjacent to a Palestinian family's home, whose daily routine is disrupted by the rioters. The police opened an investigation, and as part of it, cameras were also dismantled from Palestinian homes in the area. The police stated that Hebron station officers were called to the scene along with forensic and technological investigators to collect evidence and gather testimonies, and the investigation has been assigned to the Yehuda District Police.