Settlers setting car on fire in Atarah in the central West Bank (from Haaretz)

Jewish fanatics invaded a Palestinian area, setting fire to cars, beating a woman in her sixties and opening fire on people. As we read in Haaretz:

Masked assailants set fire overnight into Sunday to vehicles in the West Bank village of Atara, where graffiti sprayed at the scene included slogans such as “Regards to [Shin Bet chief David] Zini from Har HaMor [a Religious Zionist yeshiva]” alongside a Star of David and “Happy Ramadan.”

Near Atara, the recently established Tarfon outpost is located inside Area B – territory where Palestinians hold civil authority and Israel has pledged not to build settlements.

Earlier on Saturday, settlers were filmed inside an olive grove on the outskirts of Bir Zeit, a neighboring village. Palestinian reports said a 60-year-old woman was struck on the head and taken for medical treatment. One of her sons, who tried to help her, was also attacked. Another son was filmed throwing a stone at a settler in the grove, injuring him.

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Two days earlier, clashes erupted between settlers and Palestinians near a new outpost established last week about six miles southeast of Nablus, in Area B. Video footage showed at least ten masked settlers carrying clubs arriving at the site, with live fire reportedly opened at Palestinians before Israeli forces arrived.