02.11.2026 11:14
In the occupied West Bank, Israeli settlers entered a pen belonging to a Palestinian shepherd at midnight and stole about 70 goats. It was reported that the settlers also damaged a vehicle and a tractor in the area, and footage of the incident has emerged.
In the Salhab area, located northeast of the city of Tubas in Palestine's West Bank region, livestock theft was carried out by Israeli settlers on the night of November 1-2.
According to information in the Palestinian press, the settlers entered a barn belonging to Palestinian Ali Turki Sawafteh and stole about 70 goats. Footage of the incident, which occurred during the night hours, was also published.
THEY ALSO DAMAGED A VEHICLE AND A TRACTOR
Abdulmecid Hudeyrat, head of the Ibzik Village Council, who spoke to the official Palestinian news agency WAFA, stated that the settlers secretly entered the barn in the Salhab area.
Hudeyrat explained that the settlers not only stole the animals but also damaged a private vehicle and an agricultural tractor in the area.
The incident was also confirmed by Palestine's local news organizations, while no statement has yet been made regarding whether the stolen animals were recovered.