Palestinian injured in settlers' attack in northern Jordan Valley
Jordan Valley - Saba:
A Palestinian citizen was injured after several settlers attacked him, Sunday evening, in Ein al-Hilweh in the northern Jordan Valley in the occupied West Bank.
The head of the Al-Maleh Village Council, Mahdi Daraghmeh, reported that citizen Sati Alian Daraghmeh sustained bruises as a result of a number of settlers attacking him and trying to strangle him after they raided his tents in Ein al-Hilweh.
Daraghmeh indicated that a force from the Zionist enemy army and police arrived in the area.
Several main roads in the West Bank are witnessing gatherings of settlers, who attack citizens' vehicles during their daily movements.
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