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Israeli settlers established a new outpost at the site of a deadly attack on the Palestinian town of Tel, southwest of Nablus, less than 24 hours after four Palestinians were killed and four others wounded. A UK-sanctioned contractor, Harel Libi, uprooted hundreds of olive trees using 10 excavators, and settlers described plans to expand their presence, including building farms and moving families into the area.

Israeli settlers attacked the Palestinian village of Sarra near Nablus, burning homes and forcing families to flee. Residents reported Israeli forces nearby but did not intervene as settlers used Molotov cocktails and stones to destroy property. The attack followed recent violence in the Tel area and involved organized settler groups from the Havat Gilad outpost.

Israeli settlers opened fire on Palestinian residents in the West Bank village of Urif. Confrontations continue after armed settlers killed four Palestinians in the village of Tel near Nablus, and a Palestinian seized a weapon from settlers, killing two of them.

Israeli rights groups have urged international intervention to prevent a 'pogrom' in the occupied West Bank after Israeli settlers killed four Palestinians in the village of Tel near Nablus. A Palestinian retaliated by killing two settlers, prompting the Israeli government to order the demolition of the Palestinian's home.

The Israeli army arrested two Palestinians at Nablus Specialized Hospital in the occupied West Bank, according to Palestinian media. A hospital official, Dani al-Masri, reported that Israeli forces raided the hospital, assaulted staff, and detained two siblings, one of whom, Ali Ramadan, was being treated for a gunshot wound. The Israeli army claims the detainees were involved in a shooting in Tel village, citing that armed settlers triggered the confrontation by entering a restricted area.

Armed Israeli settlers killed four Palestinians in Tel village near Nablus, prompting a Palestinian to kill two settlers during the confrontation. Israeli authorities ordered the demolition of the Palestinian's home and redeployed troops to the West Bank, launching an operation in Nablus that included a hospital raid. Settlers also attacked Farata in Qalqilya, wounding eight Palestinians.

TE Connectivity Ltd. reported fiscal Q3 net income of $748 million ($2.55 per share) and adjusted earnings of $2.94 per share, exceeding Wall Street expectations of $2.85 per share. The company generated $5.16 billion in revenue and forecasts Q4 earnings of $3.05 per share with revenue of $5.25 billion.