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Expulsion status: Entire community driven out
Number of clusters: 2
Number of families: 2
Number of persons: 18
Number of minors: 4
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In recent years — and especially since 7 October 2023 — there has been a sharp increase in both the number and severity of settler attacks against Palestinians. The incidents reported on this blog do not reflect all incidents of settler violence in the West Bank, but only those that B’Tselem was able to document and investigate.


Displaying 1-6 of 6 updates. An update can cover more than one incident.

2024

September
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Bariyet Hizma, al-Quds District: Settlers damage property and soldiers fire tear gas
August
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One of the coops from which hens were stolen. Photo courtesy of local residents
One of the coops from which hens were stolen. Photo courtesy of local residents
Bariyet Hizma, al-Quds District: Settlers steal Palestinian property
July
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Bariyet Hizma, al-Quds District: Settlers drive sheep into privately-owned Palestinian land. The landowners are arrested and held for four days
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Animal feed scattered by the settlers in Bariyet Hizma. Photo courtesy of Khatib
Animal feed scattered by the settlers in Bariyet Hizma. Photo courtesy of Khatib
Bariyet Hizma, al-Quds District: Settlers attack Palestinian shepherd with stones and damage property

2023

October
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About 40 settlers and soldiers returned and told ‘Abd al-Qader ‘Amer’s family to leave within two days, threatening to forcibly remove them if they did not. The family took down its residential structures and livestock enclosures that same day and moved to a site located four kilometers away for now.
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In the early afternoon, soldiers and a settlement guard arrived in the community and told the two families living there to leave. The family of Amin Mleihat (Abu Salim), numbering a total of 13 people, including four minors, began taking down its residential shacks and livestock pens that day. As they were working, settlers and soldiers returned and demolished some of the structures. One residential shack and a livestock pen the family had not managed to take down remained at the site. The family left, and when they returned the next day, they discovered settlers had burnt down the structures.
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