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The UN humanitarian office says attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank reached a new high in October 2026.

First reported
2026-11-02 10:07 (2 d ago)
Last update
2026-11-03 03:32 (2 d ago)
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5 sources · 7 Reports

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  1. Press TV (Telegram) partisan 10:07 · 2 d ago
    The UN humanitarian office says attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank reached a new high in October 2026.
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  2. Anadolu Agency (EN) official 11:05 · 2 d ago
    Palestinians report more than 3,100 attacks by Israeli forces and settlers in the West Bank in October, up 52.8% from September; settler attacks rose 111.6%.
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  3. Google News – Israel (EN) wire 11:14 · 2 d ago
    Palestinians report more than 3,100 attacks by Israeli forces and settlers in the West Bank during October.
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  4. القدس العربي outlet 11:18 · 2 d ago
    The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission says the IDF and Israeli settlers carried out 3,133 incidents in the West Bank in October, up 52.8% from September.
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  5. القدس العربي outlet 17:12 · 2 d ago
    OCHA says settler attacks in the West Bank reached their highest level in October and were organized, while Palestinians faced barriers to olive harvesting.
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  6. Tehran Times partisan 20:35 · 2 d ago
    The United Nations says 397 attacks by Israeli settlers in the West Bank caused injuries or property damage in October, the highest monthly total since monitoring began in 2006.
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  7. Press TV (Telegram) partisan 03:32 · 2 d ago
    A Palestinian report says Israeli forces and settlers carried out 3,133 attacks across the West Bank in October, 52.8% more than in September.
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