US EditionIsraeli Settler Gunfire Kills Two Palestinian Brothers in West Bank
Two brothers were killed and several wounded in a settler attack amid rising violence linked to the Gaza war, with over 4,700 settler violence cases recorded in 2025.
- On Monday, Israeli settlers killed two brothers in Qaryout, south of Nablus, the Palestinian Red Crescent reported; three others were injured by gunfire.
- Since the Gaza war began, violence in the West Bank has surged, with the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission recording around 4,723 cases of settler violence during 2025, and recent killings add to this trend.
- Settlers fired live rounds and burned properties during the assault, while crowds tried to rescue victims and ambulances faced delays amid tear gas fired by Israeli forces.
- Wounded were taken to Nablus hospital as Israel's military said it was `looking into` the reports, including a 15-year-old boy and three others.
- The U.N. humanitarian office reported last year the highest daily average of settler attacks since 2006, while Palestinian residents and rights groups say Israeli authorities routinely fail to prosecute settlers, worsening impunity.
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In a raid in Qaryut, south of Nablus, two Palestinian brothers were killed with gunshots. New attacks and attacks also on the Christian village of Taybeh. P. Bashar: not isolated incidents, but 'a growing pattern of violence that raises "concerns" . Barrier and isolation, the West Bank more and more similar to the Strip victim of a state violence .
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Israeli settler gunfire kills two Palestinian brothers in West Bank
Two Palestinian brothers have been killed by Israeli settler gunfire in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian Health Ministry said. Mohammad Taha Ma’mar, 52, was shot in the head and Faheem Taha Ma’mar, 48, was shot in the pelvis, the…
Nablus (Agencies) – Two Palestinian brothers were killed and three others were wounded yesterday in an attack by Israeli settlers on the village of Qaryut in the northern occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health and the Palestinian Red Crescent. The Ministry of Health said in a brief statement: “Two citizens from Qaryut, south of Nablus, were killed by settler gunfire.” A source in the Palestinian Ministry of Health co…
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