Salfit - Ma'an - Late last night, settlers attacked the property of citizens in the town of Kafel Haris, north of Salfit, after storming the town to perform Talmudic rituals in Islamic shrines. The mayor of Kafel Haris, Osama Saleh, said that thousands of settlers, under the protection of the occupation army, stormed the town in the late hours, in a provocative manner, and attacked the homes of citizens, including the home of citizen Ramez Abu Hammad, and attempted to burn his vehicle, the home of the late Abdullah Damen, and the home of Ziad Abu Khammad, and attempted to burn his vehicle. They smashed a number of windows by throwing stones at them, and a number of water meters, owned by Ali Shaqour, Nabil Abu Yaqoub, Adel Abu Yaqoub, Ziad Abu Hammad, and Ayman Abu Yaqoub. The occupation army climbed onto the roofs of some homes during the storming period, in addition to insults and racist language against the Palestinians. Saleh pointed out that the town is constantly subjected to raids by the occupation a rmy and settlers under the pretext of visiting the Islamic shrines in the town. Source: Maan News Agency
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