Settler attack on Jalid village burns Palestinian homes and property

More than 100 Israeli settlers attacked Jalid village near Nablus, burning homes, vehicles and Palestinian property, the Israeli army said.

• The Israeli army said over 100 settlers closed roads, burned tires and stoned troops in Jalid.
• Settlers burned two homes of the al-Ainat family completely and stormed the Tubasi family residence.
• Owner Mahmoud al-Tubasi said his family regained their home under an Israeli Supreme Court ruling before settlers burned it again.
• The army sent large reinforcements and imposed a security cordon in eastern Nablus.
• Local sources told Anadolu that Israeli forces protected the settlers and forced the Tubasi family to evacuate their burned home again at gunpoint.
• Israeli settlers attacked and injured Aida al-Tubasi and harmed American journalists interviewing her in Jalid.
• Three Israeli border guard members were injured while trying to disperse the riot, Israeli officials said.
• Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Isaac Herzog and Foreign Minister Gideon Saar condemned the settler attack.
• The assault followed an Israeli army decision to evacuate settlers from a Palestinian home they had seized.