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Israeli settlers have reportedly opened fire on Jabal Bir Qouza village in the town of Beita, south of Nablus.
Original Social Media Post
"Israeli settlers have reportedly opened fire on Jabal Bir Qouza village in the town of Beita, south of Nablus." - Source
Archivist Notes On This Video
Events:
2 day of settlers and soldiers attacks in Beita
On July 4:
Predawn attacks by settlers on the Samer Abu Zaitoun household near Jabal Sabih. The settlers attempted to set the house on fire and beat three residents who tried to prevent the arson.
Shortly after, Israeli troops stormed the town, firing live bullets, tear gas, and stun grenades. Eight residents were treated for suffocation due to the inhalation of tear gas.
On July 5:
Israeli settlers have reportedly opened fire on Jabal Bir Qouza village in the town of Beita, south of Nablus. The area lies near Jabal Sabih (Mount Sabih), which is around 570 m in elevation at the center of land ownership disputes due to settler outposts (Evyatar) and Israeli military activity and mass protests by Palestinians.
These masked Israeli settlers also attacked the outskirts of the town of Beita by throwing stones on homes and civilians and they set fire to a vehicle.
Palestinians in Beita resisted settler incursions from Mount Sabih. A young man was hit by rubber-coated bullets.
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These events are part of a wider pattern of escalating settler violence in the Beita region, alongside repeated incursions into areas like Bir Qouza and ongoing clashes around Mount Sabih :
On July 4:
Predawn attacks by settlers on the Samer Abu Zaitoun household near Jabal Sabih. The settlers attempted to set the house on fire and beat three residents who tried to prevent the arson.
Shortly after, Israeli troops stormed the town, firing live bullets, tear gas, and stun grenades. Eight residents were treated for suffocation due to the inhalation of tear gas.
On July 5:
Israeli settlers have reportedly opened fire on Jabal Bir Qouza village in the town of Beita, south of Nablus. The area lies near Jabal Sabih (Mount Sabih), which is around 570 m in elevation at the center of land ownership disputes due to settler outposts (Evyatar) and Israeli military activity and mass protests by Palestinians. These masked Israeli settlers also attacked the outskirts of the town of Beita by throwing stones on homes and civilians and they set fire to a vehicle. Palestinians in Beita resisted settler incursions from Mount Sabih. A young man was hit by rubber-coated bullets.
See related events on Tiktokgenocide:
These events are part of a wider pattern of escalating settler violence in the Beita region, alongside repeated incursions into areas like Bir Qouza and ongoing clashes around Mount Sabih :
Jabal Bir Qouza (also referred to as Bir Qouza) is a locality near Beita, a Palestinian town approximately 9–11 km south of Nablus in the northern West Bank. Jabal Bir Qouza is a "contested" rural area south of Nablus, closely tied to Beita and Jabal Sabih. It has been a flashpoint in the ongoing conflict involving settler aggression, military raids, and Palestinian resistance.
The area lies near Jabal Sabih (Mount Sabih), which is around 570 m in elevation at the center of land ownership disputes due to settler outposts (Evyatar) and Israeli military activity and mass protests by Palestinians. Israeli settlers from nearby outposts have repeatedly attacked or vandalized local villages, including Bir Qouza and Za’tara, often under the protection of Israeli forces.
Palestinian residents resisted these incursions; clashes have involved live fire and tear gas, resulting in injuries
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