was grazing his sheep in the area of Wadi Abu Obaida, near Hebron, according to medical sources. Sources said that settlers brutally beat up 22 year-old Nader al-Njoom, causing him severe bruises throughout his body. He was transferred to hospital for medical treatment where his case was described as moderate to stable.

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Building Israel, one rock at a time

HEBRON (EUObserver) 12 May by Andrew Rettman — The rock, thrown by a Jewish settler, hit Rashida, a six-year-old Palestinian girl, in the forehead as she walked from school in the South Hebron Hills one Wednesday (23 April). She needed six stitches, but photos of her injury indicate it could have been worse. The Israeli NGO B’Tselem has given cameras to Bedouin who live in this remote part of the Westsaid that the settlers released the boy after a few hours and left him in the forest located adjacent to the settlement of Havot Maon, which is located adjacent to the village. Al-Jubour added that the child was in “difficult” and deteriorating health conditions when he was released and was unable to speak. He was subsequently transferred to Abu al-Hasan al-Qasim Hospital in Yatta for treatment. Havot Maon is home to around 200 Jewish settlers and is considered one of the most violent and radical outposts in the West Bank. On April 24, settlers from Havot Maon attacked a mother and her four children with rocks while they were walking on one of the few roads in the area where locals do not require army protection to travel,