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0:02	Report by Tania Krämer
0:14	Amal Lafi | Resident of Sarra village
0:42	Tania Krämer | DW Correspondent | Sarra, West Bank
0:50	Source / Date / | July 24, 2026
1:41	Khaled Nofal | Resident of Tell village

(( info:  Israeli troops raided several Palestinian cities, towns and villages across the occupied West Bank while Israeli settlers carried out revenge attacks against Palestinians. Palestinian media reports described them as one of the most extensive waves of raids in recent days. This followed a deadly shooting incident on Friday in which two Israelis and four Palestinians were killed, and several more injured.  
 -Palestinian officials are accusing Israeli settlers of attacking villages and torching two mosques in the occupied West Bank. The incidents follow deadly clashes on Friday, in which two Israelis and four Palestinians were killed. The Israeli military has launched what it's calling a "counter-terrorism" operation in the West Bank.))

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[Location tag: Sarra, occupied West Bank] 
[Date tag: July 25, 2026] 

Everyone helps. This Palestinian family is repairing what’s left of their home, after Israeli settlers set it on fire, following a deadly incident in the neighboring village of Tell.  
 
SOT Amal Lafi  ARABIC 

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Amal Lafi  
Resident of Sarra village  

"We were on the roof of the house, so if they attacked us, we could resist. But then we saw them in big numbers (not 200, 300 but 400 or more). [WHITE FLASH] They broke and burnt cars. They attacked our houses. They threw stones. They beat young people. What happened yesterday is like a [bad] dream. We didn't expect this." 
 
Every movement from the nearby settlement, Havat Gilad, is watched closely. 
 
PTC Tania  
On-camera PTC (00:58 – 01:21): We had to move several times from here as people here told us that settlers are on their way near the vicinity. People here are on edge as to what comes next. 

Reuters 0778 Israel-Palestinians West Bank Violence 25.7.26 
 
This is where the incident happened in nearby Tell on Friday. Four Palestinians and two Israelis were killed after armed Israeli settlers entered the town. The Israeli military says a Palestinian resident seized a weapon from one of the settlers during the encounter and fatally shot him. 
This added to an already tense situation.  
  
Following the deadly shooting, Israeli troops have launched a new offensive in the occupied West Bank, entering Palestinian towns and villages to search homes and detain residents.  
 
Several roads and gates in this area were closed by the military, severely restricting the movement of Palestinians.  
 
Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz have also ordered the accelerated legalization of existing outposts and the establishment of new ones, which are illegal under both Israeli and international law. 
 
In Tell, people are mourning their dead.  
 
SOT Khaled Nofal, resident, ARABIC 

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Khaled Nofal 
Resident of Tell village 
 
"The situation in town is bad, there is no safety, from each area you expect settler attacks. The people are not safe in their homes, the people are anxious, people are confused about what to do, I mean if you move it is problem, if you stay, it is a problem, people are not able to tolerate this humiliation anymore." 
 
People here say that without any protection and accountability, the situation might just get worse. 

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