Occupied Jerusalem, March 14 (SANA) Four Palestinians were injured on Saturday in an attack carried out by Israeli settlers in the village of Kisan, east of the city of Bethlehem in the West Bank.
Palestinian media outlets quoted the head of the Kisan village council, Musa Obeiyat, as saying that a group of settlers attacked Palestinians in the village and opened live fire at them, wounding two people with gunshots, while two others were injured after being beaten by the settlers.
Obeiyat added that the settlers seized around 100 sheep as part of repeated attacks targeting Palestinians and their property in the village of Kisan.
The Israeli occupation forces and settlers continue to carry out raids, arrests, and acts of vandalism against Palestinian property in villages, towns, and cities across the West Bank, in addition to widespread home demolitions aimed at displacing residents and seizing their land.
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