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On 13 March 2026, a group of Israeli settlers allegedly attacked the village of Khirbet Humsa in the West Bank, Palestine. According to residents, the settlers zip tied them, beat them, threatened them, and stole their sheep and other goods. Two foreign activists also reported being beaten in the attack. One settler was accused of committing sexual assault by cutting off a man's clothes and zip-tying his penis. After the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) detained one of the alleged assailants, settlers and right-wing politicians including Defense Minister Israel Katz criticized the IDF and campaigned for his release.
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