Video| "Death to Arabs," Israeli settlers chant loudly
Occupied Jerusalem (QNN)- Dozens of extremist Israeli settlers chanted on Saturday night for the death of Arabs and burning of Palestinian villages during a march in the occupied West Jerusalem.
Video footage taken from the scene and published by Israeli media shows over 100 Israeli settlers chanting loudly "Death to Arabs" and "Your villages will be burned" while raising the flag of the occupation state during a march in the occupied West Jerusalem.
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The settlers were protesting against the occupation government, as they called it to harsher its policies with the Palestinian people and prisoners.
This came after an Israeli settler was killed allegedly by Palestinians in an alleged shooting attack near the illegal settlement of Homesh, north of Nablus city in the occupied West Bank, on Thursday, amid a spike in settler violence against Palestinians and their properties in the occupied Palestinian territories.
On Friday, groups of armed Israelis attacked the villages of Burqa and Qaryout in occupied Nablus and tried to kill and kidnap native Palestinians. They have reportedly burnt 20 houses.
The violent acts include beating, throwing stones, issuing threats, torching fields, destroying trees and crops, stealing crops, using live fire, and damaging homes and cars.
There are 280 illegal settlements in the West Bank, which are home to more than 440,000 settlers.
In 2021, there were 135 recorded incidents of stones thrown at Palestinians, up from 90 in 2019, and 250 additional violent incidents, compared to 100 in 2019.
Israeli police barred Al-Aqsa preacher Sheikh Ekrima Sabri from Friday prayers without explanation, triggering sharp condemnation over the unlawful restrictions on worship in occupied Jerusalem.
US Vice President JD Vance claimed that more humanitarian aid is now entering the Gaza Strip than at any time in the past five years. Palestinians, however, rejected this claim, confirming that Israel continues to impose restrictions on the entry of aid despite the ceasefire.
France has rejected a visa to prominent human rights advocate and Director-General of Al-Haq, Shahwan Jabarin, who was scheduled to address the European Parliament’s human rights committee in Strasbourg, a move that “undermining efforts towards accountability and advocacy for Palestinian rights.”