Hebron: Israeli colonists released their sheep to graze on Palestinian-owned land on Wednesday in Wadi Sa'ir, northeast of Hebron, in the southern West Bank.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency, colonists from the Asfar Metzad settlement, built on Palestinian land and property in Wadi Sa'ir, released their sheep to graze on land belonging to members of the Shalalda family.
The Wadi Sa'ir area has been subject to frequent attacks by colonists, including attacks on residents' homes, vandalism of irrigation networks, theft of property, and the grazing of sheep on cultivated land, which damages trees and crops.