Anadolu reported injuries in Atara and the poisoning of 13 sheep west of al-Auja; in a separate report, it described a vehicle fire in Taybeh.
Local sources told Anadolu that dozens of Israeli occupiers damaged homes and vehicles in Atara on Thursday, leaving several residents injured. After clashes broke out, Israeli forces entered the town and used live rounds, stun grenades and tear gas, the sources said. They described the troops’ actions as protection for the occupiers.
Thousands of vehicles queued at Ramallah’s approaches when Israeli forces sealed the city’s entrances, Anadolu’s correspondent reported. The correspondent linked the shutdown to attacks on nearby roads.
In a separate report, Anadolu said a Palestinian vehicle was burned in Taybeh and racist slogans in Hebrew were painted on walls. Resident Issa Assi told the agency that residents had faced harassment and were prevented from reaching their land to harvest olives. He said they feared their property could be burned at night. Anadolu’s English report also said 13 sheep were poisoned west of al-Auja.
An earlier report published Nov. 10 said Israeli settlers set fire to Palestinian business property near Nablus. Al Jazeera reported the incident, which EconoTimes covered in its account of a fire at Palestinian business property near Nablus.
