Muhammad Hamamdeh was evacuated by an Israeli ambulance to Soroka Hospital in Be’er Sheva along with his uncle Suhaib, who was stabbed in the thigh by a settler. The stones hit his toddler grandson, who was at home, fracturing his skull. al-Mufaqarah, near his house window, which was smashed by the settlers. Mahamud Husam Hamamdeh, a resident of Kh. Many of the residents suffered gas inhalation, and women from the community fled with their children to caves in a nearby valley. They fired live rounds in the air and tear gas canisters and hurled stun grenades.
His cousin, Usayed Hamamdeh (3), was injured in the shoulder, and another cousin, Sawsan Hamamdeh (3), was hit in the face and arm.ĭuring the attack, many soldiers came to the scene.
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Some children were hit by the stones, including 3-year-old Muhammad Hamamdeh, whose skull was cracked by a stone, causing him to lose consciousness. The settlers tried to break into the room by force, and when they failed, they surrounded the house and hurled stones into it through the window. Several women hid with their young children in a relatively safe room with an iron door, which they locked behind them. Some of the settlers even entered several houses and destroyed their contents.
#The settlers 3 crack windows
They spread out among the village homes, throwing stones at their windows and vandalizing many vehicles and solar panels. Photo courtesy of family.Īt this point, dozens of other settlers invaded the village in cars and ATVs from the direction of the Havat Ma’on and Avigail outposts, some of whom were carrying firearms. Muhammad Hamamdeh (3) is hospitalized after a stone thrown by the settlers fractured his skull, and he lost consciousness. The soldiers began throwing stun grenades and firing tear gas canisters and live fire in the air in an attempt to keep the settlers away and separate them and the residents, who threw stones back at the settlers. Meanwhile, several residents of al-Mufaqarah came to help the shepherds and defend their homes from the settlers who had arrived. The remaining settlers chased Hamamdeh, hurled stones at him and lightly wounded him. The other settlers managed to extract him, and then he stabbed five sheep, four of whom died. Three soldiers who passed by in a military jeep tried to block the settlers’ way and even pushed the knife-wielding settler to the ground. The settler armed with the knife tried, unsuccessfully, to attack the shepherd Raed Hamamdeh (44), a resident of the nearby community of Khirbet a-Rakeez. The shepherds and the children fled with the flock towards the village, with the settlers chasing them and throwing stones at them. Two children of one of the shepherds were also with them. On 28 September 2021, at around 1:00 P.M, about 10 masked settlers, some armed with clubs and one with a knife, attacked two shepherds grazing their flock on the outskirts of Khirbet al-Mufaqarah, close to the road leading to the outpost of Avigail. Or search by topic A Routine Founded on Violence Administrative Detention Agriculture Area C Attacks on Israeli Civilians by Palestinians Beating and Abuse Communities Facing Expulsion Demolition for Alleged Military Necessity Demonstrations Deportation Detainees & Prisoners East Jerusalem Economic & Social Rights Education Environmental Damage Freedom of Expression General Harassment Harm to suspected collaborators Hebron City Center Home Demolition as Collective Punishment House demolition Human Shields Intra-Palestinian Violations Legislation Medical treatment Minors No Accountability Open-Fire Policy Planning Policy in the West Bank Residency & Family Separation Restrictions on Movement Settlements Settler Violence = State Violence Tear Gas The Gaza Strip The Jordan Valley The Occupied Territories and International Law The Separation Barrier The South Hebron Hills Theft and Property Damage Torture and Abuse in Interrogation Water Crisis Workers from the Territories Apartheid The Supreme Court of the Occupation The Military Courts
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