West Bank - Israeli settlers attacked homes of Palestinians, leaving three injured, in the village of Burin, south of Nablus, in the northern occupied West Bank, Saturday, October 7.

Ghassan Daghlas, who monitors settler violence in the northern West Bank, said that "settlers attacked the homes of citizens as well as the residents in the eastern area of Burin."

The confrontations with the settlers resulted in the injury of three Palestinian young men, identified as Adel Eid, Khaled Bashir, and his brother Ahmed, with fractures and bruises, Daghlas added.

Such attacks are repeated on the town of Burin, and other Palestinian villages in the West Bank, from time to time, Daghlas pointed out.

The village of Burin is surrounded by the settlements of "Bracha", "Arosi", and "Yitzhar", in addition to a number of military checkpoints, and is constantly exposed to incursions by extremist settlers.