Settlers attacked shepherds on Friday evening while they were grazing their livestock in open pastures west of the town of Kafr ad-Dik, west of Salfit. Meanwhile, the occupation forces detained a number of shepherds and assaulted them. Citizen Firas Al-Deek said that armed settlers stormed the Khallet Al-Haramiya area, attacked them, fired live ammunition into the air, and forcibly expelled them from the grazing lands, threatening them not to be in the area under the pretext of its proximity to the settlements. Al-Deek added that the occupation soldiers stormed the area to protect the settlers and fired tear gas and sound bombs at the shepherds and their sheep, and detained the shepherds present in the area and assaulted them, noting that the settlers assaulted and beat his brother Jamal for not complying with their demand to leave the area. It is noteworthy that settlers are constantly expelling Palestinians from their pastures while they are grazing their livestock in several areas in the Salfit Governo rate. Source: Maan News Agency
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