A Palestinian terrorist from the village of Sinjil was recorded setting a fire near the Tzur Lavi outpost in the Binyamin region of Judea and Samaria on Sunday evening, according to The Zioneer. The fire was extinguished by local residents and security forces; no injuries were reported. Binyamin Regional Council head Israel Ganz said the arson wave is 'terrorism through and through,' aimed at harming residents and Israeli control of the area.
On Sunday evening, a Palestinian terrorist from the village of Sinjil was recorded setting a fire near the Tzur Lavi outpost in the Binyamin region of Judea and Samaria, according to The Zioneer. The fire was quickly extinguished by local residents and arriving security forces; no casualties were reported. The terrorist fled back to the village.
The incident is the latest in a series of arson attacks that have targeted Jewish communities in the area this summer. The Zioneer has previously reported on an arson at Havat Shalisha overnight on July 12 and on a series of fires near the same Tzur Lavi outpost on June 26. In those incidents, residents described fighting flames with improvised tools.
Binyamin Regional Council head and Yesha Council chairman Israel Ganz said the wave of arson attempts is 'terrorism through and through,' intended to harm residents and Israeli control of the land. He expressed support for security forces.
The security establishment has not yet issued a formal response to the latest incident.
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