Zionist Settlers Attack European Political Delegations East of Ramallah

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, settlers launched an assault on vehicles carrying European political delegations in the village of Al-Taybeh, east of Ramallah, on the afternoon of [Insert Date – e.g., November 4, 2026].

Local sources reported that a number of these settlers, with their faces concealed, stormed the European political delegations’ vehicles. They broke the windows of the Belgian Consulate’s car and threw one of its occupants to the ground.

This incident echoes a previous report by the American newspaper The Washington Post, which detailed an attack on journalist Heidi Levine. Levine, a photographer for the newspaper, was injured and suffered bone fractures during an assault by Israeli settlers in the village of Abu Falah, east of Ramallah in the West Bank. The report stated that Levine was covering the annual olive harvest when she was targeted by a group of masked settlers. Despite wearing a clearly marked “Press” vest, the attackers threw her to the ground, repeatedly kicked her, and confiscated her cameras and mobile phone.

The Washington Post reported that Levine was transferred to a hospital in the Ramallah area for treatment. She told reporters that the attackers repeatedly kicked her, and that her helmet and protective vest likely prevented more severe injuries.

Witnesses stated that dozens of masked settlers descended from a hill near the village, set olive trees on fire, and hurled stones at Palestinians harvesting their crops. Journalists present at the scene were also forced to evacuate during the attack.