Israeli settlers set fire to Palestinian homes and cars in a West Bank town

Israeli settlers backed by troops broke into the town of Bireh in the occupied West Bank and set fire to Palestinian cars and property.
On Monday, Palestinian news outlets said that settlers also set olive trees on fire as part of the attack.
On video footage of the event, several burned-out cars and building walls were visible.
The Palestinian news service Wafa said that the armed settlers fired at search and rescue workers from the civil defense.
Settlers burned down a parking lot and wrote rude things on the walls in the nearby town of Deir Dibwan, which is east of Ramallah.
The Israeli forces also did raids in different parts of the West Bank. A town in al-Khalil governorate had several homes broken into.
The troops captured at least three young Palestinians.
Since October 2023, when it started its genocide campaign in Gaza, Israel has been more violent toward Palestinians in the West Bank.
Around 770 Palestinians have been killed, and at least 11,500 have been taken hostage by regime troops in the West Bank since then.