Israeli settlers attack south Nablus village

Dozens of armed settlers attacked at dawn Thursday houses the village of Qusra south of Nablus and set fire to six cars belonging to Palestinian citizens in the village. Responsible for the settlement file in the Northern West Bank Ghassan Douglas said that dozens of settlers from Yash Codich settlement attacked the village amid intensive gunfire and torched six Palestinians vehicles, which led to the outbreak of clashes between the two sides. He added that the guard committees confronted the settlers after all citizens gathered in the eastern neighborhood of the village and forced them to leave, while a large force of the Israeli army entered the village. On Wednesday, clashes broke out in the village between the citizens and the Israeli occupation forces, wounding eight citizens.