Israel pioneers put a match to Palestinian vehicles, questioned drivers

Outrageous traditional Israeli pilgrims struck the town of Urif, based south of Nablus, and put a match to Palestinian vehicles the previous evening, observers and activists announced.

As indicated by the Wafa news office, Israeli pioneers slipped into the town around midnight and burnt three vehicles having a place with three nearby Palestinian residents.

In the meantime, gatherings of Israeli pilgrims got through the Israeli military designated spots, likewise situated toward the south of Nablus, and genuinely went after and examined Palestinian drivers by tossing stones at them, bringing about substantial wounds.

Also, Israeli pioneers went after Palestinian vehicles at the entry of the Mukhamas town, found the upper east of Jerusalem, and scared Palestinian travelers.

Episodes of defacing and brutality by fanatic Jewish pilgrims against Palestinians and their property are an everyday event in the West Bank. Under global regulation, all Jewish settlements in the involved domains are viewed as unlawful.

Around 650,000 radical Israelis live in excess of 130 settlements that have been worked starting around 1967 when Israel involved the West Bank and East Jerusalem.