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Occupied West Bank: Palestinian Family Targeted by Israeli Settlers Decries Lack of Political Will

A Palestinian family that was to reclaim its home under army escort after a Supreme Court ruling faced violent resistance from more than a hundred settlers who had occupied the house for over two months.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: fr

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

In the occupied West Bank, a Palestinian family was set to return to its home overnight Monday into Tuesday, under the escort of the Israeli army, following a decision by Israel's Supreme Court, according to RFI.

The house had been occupied for more than two months by Israeli settlers.

Upon the family's arrival, more than a hundred of the settlers violently resisted, setting fire to buildings and throwing stones at soldiers, according to the report.

The family has denounced what it describes as a lack of political will to address the situation, according to RFI.

The incident reflects broader tensions in the occupied West Bank surrounding settler activity and property disputes involving Palestinian residents.

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