Ramallah: Israeli colonists set fire on Monday to parts of an aluminum factory in the village of Ein Sinya, northwest of Ramallah. Local sources reported that dozens of colonists raided the factory, which belongs to the al-Amri family, near the Ein Sinya checkpoint, and threw Molotov cocktails at it, causing a fire that spread to the surrounding area and its main gate.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, the incident resulted in significant damage to the factory's infrastructure. The fire not only engulfed sections of the factory but also threatened nearby properties as it spread beyond the factory premises. Firefighters and emergency services arrived at the scene to control and extinguish the blaze, preventing further damage.
Local authorities have condemned the attack and are calling for an investigation into the incident. Community leaders in Ein Sinya are expressing concerns about the safety and security of the village, urging for more protective measures to prevent future incidents. The attack has heightened tensions in the area, with residents demanding accountability and justice for the actions taken by the colonists.