Israeli settlers target Palestinian villages in occupied West Bank, attacking people and properties

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Following the death of an Israeli settler in the occupied West Bank on Saturday, extremist Jewish settlers launched a series of attacks on Palestinian villages, including Jalud, Qaryut, al-Funduqmiya and Silat al-Dhah. Homes, vehicles, and agricultural fields were set ablaze, and villagers were attacked, resulting in injuries. The violence, reportedly incited by calls for revenge on settler WhatsApp groups, occurred overnight. The IDF stated that troops were dispatched to the affected villages after reports of arson and disturbances. The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the attacks, while Israeli police reported arresting five individuals near Deir al-Hatab. Settler violence has reportedly increased since March 1, with six Palestinians killed by settlers according to the UN.
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AI-ExtractedYesh Din described the attacks as 'a night of pogroms'.
Six Palestinians have been killed by settlers since 1 March.
WhatsApp groups used by settlers called for a 'revenge campaign' over his death.
Extremist Jewish settlers carried out attacks on Palestinian villages, setting fire to homes, vehicles and fields.
Violence began after a teenage settler was killed, reportedly hit by a vehicle driven by a Palestinian.
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