Haribat a‑Nabi (also spelled Harabat al-Nabi / Hreibat al-Nabi), is a small Palestinian hamlet located in the South Hebron Hills in the southern West Bank, within the Masafer Yatta area, in the Hebron Governorate. It lies in Area C of the West Bank. Its approximate coordinates place it east of the town of Yatta. The area around it has been designated as Firing Zone 918 by Israeli authorities, which imposes special restrictions on the local Palestinian population.

Testimony of Masafering:

1/3 Wednesday in Kfar Harivat a-Nabi: Settlers invaded a residential complex, moving from room to room, aggressively searching closets and shelves while pushing and yelling at the elderly and active residents who were there. They stole keys belonging to three different buildings in the family compound, along with several tools.

2/3 The settlers also tried to break into the sheepfold, claiming that they were looking for five missing sheep and accused the Palestinian family of stealing them. It is worth noting that we previously reported on a case where settlers, accompanied by apartheid forces, stole more than twenty sheep from the same village about a year ago. Unroll available on Thread Reader

3/3 In recent weeks we have witnessed an escalation in the area following the establishment of a new outpost in one of the village's ancient caves.