Overview
- Delegations of Christian leaders and diplomats visited Taybeh on July 14–15 to protest repeated settler attacks and demand investigations
- On July 7, settlers set fire to a nearby hill, bringing flames within meters of the 5th-century St. George’s Church
- Local residents report that Israeli authorities have opened no substantive inquiries or arrests following the recent violence
- Farmers say settlers regularly block them from cultivating fields and feeding livestock, disrupting their livelihoods
- Many long-standing families are now weighing emigration as unrelenting threats and property damage go unchecked