Jericho - Saba:
Israeli settlers began establishing a new settlement outpost on Friday evening, west of the town of Al-Auja, north of Jericho.
Hassan Malihat, the General Supervisor of "Al-Baidar" Organization for Defending Bedouin Rights, told the Palestinian News Agency (WAFA) that Bedouins in Al-Auja area observed settlers bringing in vehicles and setting up iron bases and sheds west of Al-Auja, near the so-called "Na'aran" settlement. They then started constructing an outpost overlooking Al-Auja and the Ka'abneh community southwest of the town.
Last Sunday, settlers established another outpost near residential areas in Bedouin community of "Shalal Al-Auja," north of Jericho.
In April of this year, settlers attempted to establish at least nine new outposts across the West Bank, most of which were agricultural and pastoral in nature.
Israeli settlers began establishing a new settlement outpost on Friday evening, west of the town of Al-Auja, north of Jericho.
Hassan Malihat, the General Supervisor of "Al-Baidar" Organization for Defending Bedouin Rights, told the Palestinian News Agency (WAFA) that Bedouins in Al-Auja area observed settlers bringing in vehicles and setting up iron bases and sheds west of Al-Auja, near the so-called "Na'aran" settlement. They then started constructing an outpost overlooking Al-Auja and the Ka'abneh community southwest of the town.
Last Sunday, settlers established another outpost near residential areas in Bedouin community of "Shalal Al-Auja," north of Jericho.
In April of this year, settlers attempted to establish at least nine new outposts across the West Bank, most of which were agricultural and pastoral in nature.