The murderous attack in Ali, which came in revenge from the Hamas terrorist organization for the IDF activity in Jenin, is fanning the flames in Samaria and the security establishment There is a grave and growing concern about a reenactment of the Huwara events, when settlers came to the village and set fire to many vehicles and buildings.
Settler riots in Turmus Aya, photo: TPS
The security establishment is closely monitoring the violent incidents that began last night, in which settlers set fire to Palestinian property. It is believed that after the funerals of the murdered there may be additional actions of this kind. Security sources make it clear that whoever takes the law into their own hands will be dealt with, and that such actions inflame the area, divert the security forces from dealing with thwarting Palestinian terrorism and endanger human lives.
The Arab networks report settlers allegedly attacking and burning the property and homes of civilians in Turmus Aya, northeast of Ramallah.
مستوطنون يعتدون بالحرق على ممتلكات ومنازل المواطنين في ترمسعيا شمال شرق رام الله. pic.twitter.com/TyoV73h64C
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At the end of the funerals, a demonstration of Samaria residents began at the Shiloh junction, to which the residents were invited. Binyamin Council Chairman Israel Gantz moved his office to the site of the attack near Ali. "Enough with the containment! Demand that the government and security forces move on to attack and topple the nests of terror. Victory and victory will save lives."
"We must return to an uncompromising offensive policy, enter the nests of terror and smash the snake's heads there. The government must lead this line and instruct the IDF and the defense establishment to formulate an immediate operational plan."
In response to riots and arson attributed to settlers in the village of Turmus Aya, dozens of Palestinian residents of the village went out to the village fields and began throwing stones.
الأهالي يتصدون لاعتداءات المستوطنين في بلدة ترمسعيا. pic.twitter.com/mQFp1LlbJ1
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