Anata: An Israeli colonist broke into the Bedouin community of al-Kaabneh near the town of Anata, east of occupied Jerusalem, on Sunday morning and released his livestock among residents' homes in a provocative attack targeting the community. According to Palestine News and Information Agency, the colonist deliberately moved his flock between the homes of residents, continued to harass local families, and obstructed their movement by preventing people from entering or leaving the community. The governorate said the incident is part of a series of ongoing attacks targeting Bedouin communities east of occupied Jerusalem.
Israeli Colonist Provokes Bedouin Community Near Anata by Releasing Livestock
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