Illegal Israeli settlers burn Palestinian property, cut down olive trees in occupied West Bank

Illegal Israeli settlers burned a Palestinian home and two vehicles late on Tuesday in the village of Beit Iba in Nablus governorate in the occupied West Bank, while others cut down more than 150 olive trees in a nearby village, according to local sources.

Residents told Anadolu that a group of Israeli settlers came from an outpost built on land belonging to the village of Beit Amrin and stormed the outskirts of the community.

The settlers then set fire to a house and two vehicles as residents tried to confront them, the sources said.

In a separate attack, illegal settlers cut down more than 150 olive trees in the Khan and Wadi Ali areas southeast of the village of Al-Lubban al-Sharqiya in Nablus governorate.