Groups of Israeli settlers on Sunday began establishing two new settlement outposts on Palestinian-owned land in the town of Yatta, south of Hebron, while another group stole 12 sheep in the same area, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa.
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Palestinian activist Osama Makhamreh said a group of settlers began establishing an outpost on Palestinian land in the Khirbet Al-Fara area, west of Yatta. The settlers erected a tent, brought in bulldozers and excavation equipment, and began leveling and digging the land in preparation for construction.
He added that settlers established another outpost in the Yatta Badia, on Palestinian-owned land between the villages of Al-Zuweidin and Umm Qussa. They erected several tents and began installing infrastructure, including water and electricity networks.
Meanwhile, a group of settlers from the Susiya settlement late Saturday night infiltrated the home of Palestinian Joudat Ahmed Al-Masri in the Al-Rahniya area south of Yatta and stole 12 sheep.
