Overview
- Adra told the Associated Press that settlers assaulted his village of Al Tuwani, injuring two of his brothers and a cousin, and that nine soldiers later searched his home and reviewed his wife's phone.
- Palestinian Red Crescent responders said they treated three people wounded in the settler attack, with two transferred to a hospital for further care.
- The Israeli military said troops entered the area after Palestinians allegedly threw stones that injured two Israelis, adding that forces were conducting searches and questioning residents.
- Adra said a relative was briefly detained during the raid and that he stayed away from the village overnight for fear of arrest, while earlier reports noted his whereabouts were unclear.
- The raid follows months of heightened settler violence and demolitions in Masafer Yatta, including the July 28 killing of film collaborator Odeh Hadalin by a settler previously sanctioned by the EU and the U.S.