In Talfit, south of Nablus, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians in Talfit, south of Nablus, injuring many. Settlers reportedly fired live ammunition and tear gas at residents trying to resist the assault. Homes and vehicles were vandalized. The Israeli forces surrounded the village mosque as worshippers exited after Friday prayers.

Earlier, settlers accompanied by soldiers had attacked residents, fired live rounds — injuring a young man in the thigh — assaulted others, and smashed vehicle windows.

Israeli forces then fired live ammunition, stun grenades, and tear gas at residents and their homes, causing multiple cases of suffocation.

Casualties:

Local officials said 25 Palestinians were wounded when illegal settlers, under army protection, stormed the village.

15 suffered tear-gas inhalation

1 was shot with live fire

9 were beaten

Several vehicles, homes, and even a mosque were damaged Israeli troops reportedly fired tear gas while settlers carried out the assault.

Al Jazeera reports that 54 Palestinians were injured earlier today in an attack by Israeli settlers and occupation forces in the town of Talfit near Nablus, West Bank.

Attack on journalists covering the incident:

Israeli forces fired at an Al Jazeera news crew as it covered an illegal settler attack in the town of Talfit. Soldiers shot towards its team, causing partial damage to camera equipment. Al Jazeera correspondent Tharwat Shaqra said in a live broadcast that troops used live ammunition against the crew before firing a tear gas canister that directly struck and damaged filming gear. The journalists were positioned in a clearly visible, open area and were targeted without being asked to leave the location. The Israeli forces did not immediately comment on the incident.