Seven Palestinians Wounded in West Bank Clashes Involving Settlers and IDF Near Nablus
Seven Palestinians were wounded in a settler attack in Madama on May 30 2026. The incident is part of reported settler violence across the West Bank over the weekend.
jpost.comSeven Palestinians were wounded in a settler attack in the village of Madama, south of Nablus, on Saturday morning, according to the Red Crescent. Haaretz reported that the incident occurred on May 30 2026. Settler violence was reported across the West Bank over the weekend.
Incidents included arson, trespassing, stone-throwing and other harassment and property damage. Palestinians who spoke to Haaretz said the settlers attacked them and tried to steal their sheep. They added that when the IDF arrived, they opened fire.
The incident comes amid an escalation in settler violence and state annexation efforts in the Palestinian-controlled Area B. The article was written by Jack Khoury and Matan Golan and published at 11:13 PM IDT on May 30 2026.
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