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Jewish settlers torch homes near Jalud, PM demands action

By Drooid · Sep 29, 2026, 2:16 PM UTC · How we work

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Settlers Attack Military

Around 100 Jewish extremist settlers attacked Israeli military forces near Jalud village.
Settlers blocked roads with burning tires.
They torched homes and vehicles of the Tubasi family.
The Tubasi family remained displaced after the escort failed.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog condemned the rioters and demanded legal action.

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UN Highlights Settler Surge

UN OCHA recorded 1,330 settler attacks in the West Bank from January to July, averaging six daily.
UN Independent Commission of Inquiry called the surge unprecedented and said Israel financially backs the attacks.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee labeled violent settlers “terrorists” and warned it harms Israel’s global image.
Sixteen UN special rapporteurs warned that rising ‘settler terror’ threatens the existence of Palestinian communities.

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Settlers Attack Military

Around 100 Jewish extremist settlers attacked Israeli military forces near Jalud village.
Settlers blocked roads with burning tires.
They torched homes and vehicles of the Tubasi family.
The Tubasi family remained displaced after the escort failed.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog condemned the rioters and demanded legal action.

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