NABLUS, November 9, 2026 (WAFA) – Israeli colonists on Monday evening set fire to three bulldozers, several vehicles and equipment belonging to stone-cutting facilities in the industrial zone of Beita, south of Nablus, security sources told WAFA.

Sources said that dozens of colonists attacked the industrial zone in the town and set fire to three bulldozers, several vehicles and equipment, causing property damage.

They added that Israeli occupation forces stormed the town simultaneously with the colonists' attack.

Beita, south of Nablus, has witnessed an escalation in colonist attacks targeting Palestinians, their property, and industrial and agricultural facilities. The town's industrial zone has been subjected to repeated attacks, including the burning of facilities and vehicles and the opening of fire, amid simultaneous incursions by Israeli occupation forces.

The Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission reported that Israeli occupation forces and colonists carried out 3,133 attacks against Palestinians, their land and property across the West Bank during October, including 1,369 attacks by colonists, marking a 111.6% increase compared with September.

Nablus governorate recorded 353 colonist attacks, ranking second after Ramallah and al-Bireh.

The commission added that these attacks included vandalism, the theft of vehicles, equipment and agricultural facilities, as well as attacks on land and crops, targeting Palestinians' sources of livelihood and undermining the foundations of their steadfastness.

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