Settlers Smash Doors Of Palestinian Stores In Hebron’s Old City

The settlers came from the illegal settlements of Beit Hadassah, in the center of Hebron, Ramat Yeshai in Tal Romeida Palestinian neighborhood, Abraham (Abraham) Abino that was built on the ruins of the Central Fruit and Vegetables Market in the city, and Beit Romano that was installed in a local Palestinian school, The Palestinian News & Info Agency (WAFA) said.

WAFA added that the settlers attacked various stores, adjacent to Osama Bin al-Monqeth School that was illegally occupied by Israel, and was turned into a Jewish religious school.

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The settlers used ladders, hammers, and other equipment to smash the doors of the Palestinian stores.

In related news, Israeli soldiers invaded Barta’a ash-Sharqiyya village, isolated behind the Annexation Wall, south of the northern West Bank city of Jenin, and demolished a factory that produces construction bricks, and a car repair workshop.

In addition, the soldiers attacked a local reporter, identified as Baha’ Qabaha, who was documenting the attack.

Eyewitnesses said at least five military vehicles and a military bulldozer invaded the village, and demolished the structures.