Israeli settler attacks show new level of violence, organisation
Israeli settlers are becoming more brazen and heavily armed, attacking Palestinians with impunity as the Israeli government and Palestinian Authority stand by. Saeed Al Umoor's story exemplifies this desperate situation.
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