Settlers launched a renewed wave of violence on Sunday afternoon for the second consecutive day, wounding at least 10 Palestinians throughout the evening, including one man who was shot in the leg. The IDF later reported that five Israeli citizens had been arrested
Settlers launched a renewed wave of violence on Sunday afternoon for the second consecutive day, wounding at least 10 Palestinians throughout the evening, including one man who was shot in the leg. The IDF later reported that five Israeli citizens had been arrested
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12:23 AM • March 23 2026 IST
Israel's defense authorities are preparing for another night of settler rampages in the West Bank on Sunday evening, after social media calls urged people to carry out "revenge and expulsion of the enemy" for the second consecutive night.
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