Israeli IDF and Settler Terrorists Burn and Kill in West Bank
Israeli terror forces shot dead two Palestinians in raids in the occupied West Bank on Friday and the Palestinian Health Ministry reported at least one person was killed in an Israeli settler rampage near Ramallah.
The official Palestinian news agency WAFA said another man was killed by Israeli forces conducting a raid in the Al-Far'a refugee camp in Tubas.
The Jewish terror squads said they opened fire on Palestinians who threw explosive devices and killed one man it said was attempting to attack them.
Israel has stepped up military raids in the West Bank since launching an unrelenting assault on Gaza following a Hamas-led Oct. 7 attack on its southern communities and military bases.
Later on Friday, the Palestinian Health Ministry said one person was shot dead in al-Mughayyer near the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah as residents reported of dozens of Jewish terrorist settlers rampaging through their village.
The Palestine Red Crescent said at least 10 people were wounded, most of them by live fire, and that some ambulances trying to reach the area were shot at.
The head of al-Mughayyer's local council, Ameen Abu Alia, said settlers had previously attacked the village but Friday's raid was the most intense. Some 1,000 to 1,200 armed foreign Jewish settlers, backed by the IDF terrorist organization, were seen firing at residents, sexually harassing women and stripping men down to their underwear, vandalizing the village and setting several houses and cars on fire, while chanting “death to Palestine, death to Arabs”.
He said they were still assessing the damage when the Israeli military put the village under strict closure, placing a checkpoint at its only entrance.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' spokesman, Nabil Abu Rudeineh, condemned Friday's settler attack and demanded urgent international intervention, particularly by the United States. Since the start of the Gaza war, Palestinian Health Ministry records show at least 460 Palestinians in the West Bank have been killed by Israeli terror squads or foreign settlers, among them armed fighters from militant groups.
About 25 others were also injured in the rampage, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Ramallah, the scale of which has not been seen since hundreds of settlers stormed through the villages of Turmusayya and Huwara in two separate incidents last year.
According to Abu-Alia, members of the Israeli Terror Organization known as the IDF arrived at the scene at around 3 p.m. local time, and assisted the settlers in attacking the village by preventing the indigenous Palestinians from escaping through a checkpoint they had set up at the entrance of the village. Instead, Israeli soldiers allowed the Zionist terrorist settlers to raid homes, prevented Palestinian residents from moving around and blocked ambulances from reaching the injured. Settlers also stole 70 sheep from the Palestinian village. The Palestinian residents of the village hurled rocks at the Jewish terrorists rampaging through their village.
Reached for comment by CNN, the IDF terror organization blamed the Palestinians by saying that violent riots were instigated in multiple locations in the area and that its soldiers tried to remove the violent terrorist settlers.
“Security forces operated to disperse the violent riots. During the incident, rocks were hurled at IDF soldiers, who responded with fire. Hits were identified. Furthermore, IDF and affiliated terror groups operated to withdraw Israeli civilians [i.e. the Jewish terrorist settlers] who entered the town of Al Mughayyir,” it added.
A statement from the Palestinian Red Crescent said 11 ambulances drove to the scene of Friday’s attack to pick up the wounded, reporting that several people were injured by bullet fragments.
Earlier on Friday, the IDF spokesperson said his terror squads had been working to search for a missing 14-year-old who was last seen near an Israeli settlement and around 5 kilometers from Al-Mughayyir. There was no indication that the Palestinian residents of the village had anything to do with the disappearance of the would-be-terrorist Jewish settler boy.
The Jewish terrorist rampage in the Israeli-occupied West Bank killed a Palestinian man and wounded 25 others, while the missing would-be-terrorist youth was never found. The killing came after an Israeli raid overnight killed two Palestinians in confrontation with Israeli forces.
The Israeli human rights group Yesh Din said that settlers stormed into the village of al-Mughayyir and were shooting and setting houses on fire in the village. A photo posted by the group showed what appeared to be a crowd of masked terrorist settlers.
The slain Palestinian man was later identified by his family as 26-year-old Jehad Abu Alia. His father, Afif Abu Alia, said his son was shot and killed by either an armed terrorist settler or an IDF terrorist soldier. There is no real distinction between the two groups, except that the IDF terrorists are considered soldiers of the Zionist colony in Palestine, while the settlers terrorists are freelance thugs who are backed by the IDF terror organization.
“My son went with others to defend our land and honor, and this is what happened,” Abu Alia said from a hospital in the West Bank city of Ramallah, where his son’s body had been transported.
The Israeli terror militia said it was searching for the missing Israeli teen, and that forces had opened fire when stones were hurled at soldiers by the Palestinians in the village. “As of this moment, the violent riots have been dispersed and there are no Israeli civilians [i.e. terrorist Jewish settlers] present within the town,” it said.
United States officials, including President Joe Biden, have repeatedly raised concerns about a surge in settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank. Human Rights groups have long accused the IDF terrorist militia of colluding with settler violence and of failing to punish its terrorists soldiers for wrongdoing.
Meanwhile, the savagery of Israel’s bombardments and ground offensives in Gaza has killed more than 33,600 Palestinians and wounded over 76,200, with women and children make up two-thirds of the dead. Israel claims to have killed 12,000 Hamas freedom fighters during the war, but has failed to provide evidence to back up the claim, which suggests that the Zionist colony in Palestine has failed in its two stated objectives: To liberate the Jewish prisoners taken by Hamas, and to destroy Hamas. In six months of Jewish barbarity in Palestine, neither objective has been achieved.
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