Israeli settler attacks displace 30 families in occupied West Bank
Friday's wave of displacement comes after twenty families from the same community were forced to leave their homes as a result of attacks from armed settlers protected by Israeli forces, the same report revealed.
Local minister Muayyad Shaaban described the displacements as 'part of a broader colonial plan implemented by the Israeli occupation government' according to Wafa.
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