Footage from the extremist settler attack close to the village of Tayasir today in the northern West Bank shows several men injured, cars on fire, and burned-out structures.
Local Palestinian residents took pictures apparently showing the Jewish extremists who participated in the attack, as well as of the injured men, who include Anan Daraghmeh, Ammar Daraghmeh, Ahmad Daraghmeh, and Uday Saddam Wahdan, according to Amer Dabak, a representative for Tayasir.
Anan, Ammar, and Ahmad are all cousins of Abdullah Daraghmeh, 75, who was severely beaten by extremists settlers last week, Dabak says.
Abdullah Daraghmeh and three other residents of Tayasir were attacked last week, and a CNN crew covering the incident was subsequently detained and allegedly assaulted by IDF soldiers.
Dabak adds that Abdullah Daraghmeh’s wife died today.
The Times of Israel has asked the IDF and the police for comment on today’s attack.
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