Gaza: Israeli colonists grazed their sheep among Palestinian homes and along the internal roads of the Inkhayleh al-Kasarat Bedouin community near the town of Anata, east of occupied Jerusalem, on Wednesday. This act is viewed as yet another aggression and a continuation of violations against Palestinian residents.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency - WAFA, the Jerusalem Governorate reported that colonists brought their livestock into the community, allowing them to graze between homes and on internal roads. The presence of sheep in front of residents' houses obstructed movement, preventing locals from reaching their workplaces.
The actions of the colonists are part of ongoing daily harassment targeting women and children in the community. This is seen as a systematic policy of intimidation aimed at forcing residents to abandon the village.