Paramedics and Journalists Injured in Settler Attack South of Nablus

Six Palestinian paramedics and journalists were injured on Saturday during a settler attack in the town of Bita, south of Nablus.

Mohammed Hamail, Deputy Mayor of Bita, told WAFA that settlers attacked participants in an olive-picking event on the lands of Jabal Qamas, resulting in injuries to six individuals, including three paramedics, three journalists, and another civilian, all hit by stones.اضافة اعلان

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that its teams treated several of the injured, including volunteer paramedics and journalists, with three of them transferred to hospital for further care.

According to media sources, the journalists injured are Ranin Sawafteh, Mohammed Al-Atrash, and Louay Saeed, who suffered bruises and fractures. Additionally, a foreign solidarity participant sustained injuries and bruises and was also hospitalized.