With batons and axes:
One of the members of the group who was walking last night (Tuesday) and was attacked by Palestinians near Ariel, arrived at the police station to file a complaint at the police station and testify about the incident.
As you may recall, yesterday evening 40 Palestinians threw stones at Jewish travelers between the lands of Nehemiah and Ariel.
Also, they reportedly approached with sticks.
The attackers were apparently shot in the air to keep them away.
A Yusuf rescue organization reported a Palestinian casualty in a brawl that was evacuated by the Red Crescent. Palestinians reported that he died at the hospital.
Palestinians: "Settler Crimes"
According to the Palestinian version, the young man Ali Hassan Harb was stabbed to death in the area of the village of Salfit in Samaria.
Abu Mazen condemned the incident and his office said that "it reminds us of the crimes committed by settlers in the arson of the Dwaba family home in the village of Duma and the murder of the boy Muhammad Abu Khadir in Jerusalem."
Several hundred people attended Ali Hassan's funeral today.
During the burial campaign, the villagers carried his coffin and shouted condemnations of the "crimes of occupation and extremist settlers."
They also waved the Palestinian flag.
The Palestinians claim that a Jew stabbed the sword with a knife and caused his death.
In Israel, as stated, the Palestinian version is not currently approved, but neither is it rejected, and no details have yet been published that shed light on the circumstances of the case.
His aunt, Ethdal Harb, said that "the family received a phone call from shepherds that settlers were setting up a tent on the ground west of the village to take over, and then some of the villagers went out to prevent it and when they arrived, the settlers fled, but later returned in greater numbers. "One of the settlers approached Ali and stabbed him with a knife in the heart area, in front of the soldiers, left him bleeding and did not provide medical assistance for almost half an hour."
"We need to get our hands on the rioters"
Earlier, the director general of the Honno organization, Shmuel Meidad (Zangi), called on the IDF and the police to get their hands on the Arab rioters soon. " "In the video on social media, with batons in their hands, and they are still free," says Meidad.
Meidad added: "The children were miraculously saved, when dozens of Arab rioters arrived with batons, axes and other destructive tools, and began threatening and attacking the children. But miraculously they managed to escape. The police and the IDF must get their hands on the Arab rioters soon, time does not work the children.
I call on the police to reach all the rioters today.
"We have experienced enough anti-Semitism and terrorism, we must not put up with it," Meidad added.
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