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Israeli settlers attacked Jalud village, burning electricity cables and blocking roads to delay security forces. This is the latest in a coordinated campaign of terror backed by the Israeli state, protected by its military, and enabled by 34 new settlements approved in April 2026.
Aws Hamdi al-Naasan, 14, was shot in the head while trying to escape his school. Marzouq Abu Naim, 32, was killed while rushing to save children. The killers were Israeli settlers, firing at students with military-precision accuracy. And the world watches.
Since regional escalation began in February 2026, the West Bank has witnessed an acceleration of violence and displacement. OCHA has documented more than 150 settler attacks across 90 communities — an average of more than six attacks per day. Organized groups like Hilltop Youth and Ateret Cohanim carry out coordinated arson, livestock theft, and infrastructure attacks with state backing and police protection. Since January 2026, 1,697 Palestinians have been displaced due to settler violence and access restrictions — already surpassing the total for all of 2025. This piece examines the pattern of organized settler violence, state coordination, and the human cost of ongoing occupation.
On the 50th anniversary of Land Day, Israeli forces demolished two Palestinian homes in Silwan, occupied East Jerusalem. Meanwhile, settlers launched a wave of violence across the West Bank following the death of Yehuda Sherman, torching homes, burning cars, and attacking villagers. This piece examines the pattern of land confiscation, settler violence, and Palestinian displacement that has only intensified since 1976.
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