The weekend attack by Israeli settlers on al-Mughayyir and other Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank was the worst anyone in the area could remember.
Burned-out vehicles, including a firetruck, are seen Monday outside the home of mechanic Mohamed Abu Aliya in the Palestinian village of al-Mughayyir in the West Bank, days after an attack by hundreds of Israeli settlers following the disappearance of a 14-year-old Israeli shepherd who was later found dead. AL-MUGHAYYIR, West Bank — The attack by Israeli settlers on this Palestinian village was the worst anyone here could remember.
In a statement to The Post, the IDF said its forces operated “with the aim of to protect the property and lives of all citizens and dispersing the confrontations. ... Complaints about soldiers’ behavior that is not in accordance with orders will be examined.
On Monday, a Palestinian police detective moved carefully between the damaged properties, examining each as a crime scene. He has learned that settler attacks follow a familiar pattern. Jihad was shot in the head as he poked his head above the lip of the rooftop balcony, eyewitnesses said. He died within minutes, they said, but his body sat unattended for hours until the settlers left.
Amer’s house was badly burned. So was his brother’s. His youngest daughter, Yasmeen, stood Monday in what had been her bedroom, now charred and broken. She had been asking her father over and over for her Legos, though he kept telling her they were lost in the blaze. Her uncle Zaki, 55, said she had barely slept in the nights since the attack.
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