Israeli colonists (settlers) carried out terrorist attacks against Palestinian residents and their property south of Nablus, Monday night, setting fire to agricultural land in the town of Beita and attacking Palestinian vehicles with stones near the village of Burin.
Local sources said that several colonists, under the protection of Israeli occupation forces, attacked the town of Beita and set fire to Palestinian-owned agricultural land, burning several trees.
In a separate attack, colonists hurled stones at Palestinian vehicles on the bypass road near the village of Burin, south of Nablus, endangering the lives of Palestinian residents. No injuries were reported.
The towns and villages of Nablus governorate have witnessed a significant escalation in colonist attacks, including the burning of agricultural land, assaults on residents, stone-throwing at vehicles, and the destruction of property. The attacks are carried out under the protection of Israeli occupation forces as part of a systematic policy aimed at intimidating Palestinians, restricting their movement and livelihoods, and seizing further Palestinian land according to the Wafa news agency.
As per The Palestine Project
“Turning Israelis into Judeo-Nazis”. Moshe Ya’alon described what is happening in the occupied territory as a “disgrace for generations”.
“The Israeli government is encouraging Jewish pogromists to dispossess Palestinians of their land through abuse, including shooting at them,” Ya’alon told Ynet (June 14, 2026)
Ya’alon spent decades in the Israeli military and is known to have taken part in the 1982 invasion of Lebanon, the violent suppression of the first and second Palestinian intifadas, and the 2014 war on Gaza.
But in recent years, the 75-year-old has adopted a more critical tone towards the current government, accusing it in 2024 of carrying out ethnic cleansing in Gaza.
Reflecting on his time as army commander in the West Bank, Ya’alon said that he had acted to prevent the occupation from turning Israelis into “Judeo-Nazis”, as the late Israeli scholar Yeshayahu Leibowitz had once warned.
“Today, I can’t say he was wrong”