Slippery Slope

50 masked settlers threw stones at 2 school buses near the settlement of Yitzhar, lightly injuring two Palestinian girls and one of the drivers, who were evacuated to a hospital in Nablus. (JPost)

(Hebrew – Walla!)

The Attorney-General claims that Rabbis at the “Od Yosef Hai” yeshiva at Yitzhar encourage their students to commit acts of assault and property damage against Palestinians. (Times of Israel)

(Hebrew – Walla!)

Settlers from Yitzhar attacked and chased away Palestinian activists from Asira al-Qibliya who were trying to plant olive trees on a plot near the village.

(Hebrew)

Settlers threw stones at a school in the Palestinian village of Urif near Nablus.  The building sustained damage and several windows were shattered as a result of the stoning.  One of the Urif council members claims that the settlers arrived from the settlement of Yitzhar, and that they also threw stones at a tractor working near the school, shattering a window. (Ynetnews)

(Hebrew – Ynet)

Settlers threw stones at Palestinian vehicles on Rilad Road near the settlement of Yitzhar.

(Hebrew – HaKol HaYehudi)

Settlers set a Mosque door on fire in the village of Urif near the settlement of Yitzhar in the West Bank. (Arutz 7)

(Hebrew – HaKol HaYehudi)

Pini Shendorfi, a soldier in the Netzach Yehuda battalion (Nahal Haredi), refused an order to relieve Border Police officers, who were slated to evict several illegally constructed buildings in the settlement of Yitzhar. (The Yeshiva World)

(Hebrew – HaKol HaYehudi)

Dozens of settlers threw stones at houses in the Palestinian village Asira al Qibliya, close to the settlement of Yitzhar. During the confrontation one Palestinian was shot in the face, and another suffered a head wound from a stone thrown at him. Yitzhar settlers claimed the incident was started  by Palestinians burning fields near the settlement.

Settlers from Yitzhar threw stones at a police jeep which entered the settlement.

(Hebrew - HaKol HaYehudi)

Settlers from Yitzhar threw stones at a Border Guards jeep which entered the settlement.

(Hebrew - HaKol HaYehudi)