Overview
- Dozens of masked settlers set fire to trucks, warehouses and Bedouin structures in Beit Lid and Deir Sharaf, with four Palestinians injured, according to the Israeli military.
- Police said four Israeli suspects were arrested after the village attacks; three were released the next day while a minor was remanded for six days on suspicion of arson and assault.
- The military said settlers later attacked responding soldiers near the Baron Industrial Zone, damaging a vehicle before dispersal with riot-control measures.
- Hours after the condemnations, a mosque in Deir Istiya was torched and defaced with graffiti; an AP reporter saw burned Qurans and scorched walls at the site.
- President Isaac Herzog and senior commanders, including Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir and Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth, denounced the violence as UN data logged 264 settler-related incidents in October and rights group Yesh Din reported very low indictment rates.