On January 11, Israeli settler escorted by soldiers attacked the village of Yatma, Nablus, attempting to set Palestinian homes on fire and hurling stones at houses and residents.

A horde of armed settlers attacked Palestinian homes in Yatma town under military protection before local residents tried to fend them off.

According to Ahmad Snobar, head of the Yatma village council, colonists attacked the Hawouz area to the north of the village, provoking confrontations with local residents who confronted the assailants.

Israeli occupation forces intervened to provide protection for the colonists, deploying a heavy barrage of gunfire and tear gas against the villagers.

Palestinian young man suffered a bullet injury in his leg when Israeli forces opened fire at him during clashes between settlers and local residents in the town. He rushed to the hospital for treatment.

Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation forces intensified their security measures on the road connecting Jenin, Nablus and Tubas, where they intercepted cars and detained many passengers for security checks.