Conflitos · West Bank livestockKafar Malik lambs killed: More than a dozen reported deadEscrito 28 de outubro de 2026 às 13:56 UTCVerTranscrição0:07A Palestinian farmer has reportedly lost more than a dozen lambs near Kafar Malik.0:11Settlers are accused of killing the animals in the occupied West Bank, destroying0:15livestock belonging to a farming household.0:17Who killed them?0:18And will anyone be held responsible?0:20Kafar Malik sits northeast of Ramallah in the West Bank's Ramallah and Al Baire0:24governorate.0:25The village is also spelled Kafar Malik.0:27The reported killing took place on its outskirts.0:29More than twelve lambs were reportedly killed.0:32The accusation identifies settlers as responsible, but the individual attackers0:36haven't been identified.0:37The number describes the farmer's reported loss, without giving an exact count.0:41The animals belong to a Palestinian farming household.0:44No human casualties have been reported.0:46The financial value of the livestock loss is unknown, and whether the farmer will0:50receive compensation or replacement animals is still unclear.0:53The date of the killing is still unclear.0:55We also don't know whether an investigation has begun.0:57Responsibility for the deaths of the lambs and any action against the people who1:01killed them remain unresolved.Ler o artigoCronologia da históriaHeyDexCobertura relacionadaContexto·19/10, 23:54 UTCTen detentions after West Bank attacks, but Levine’s case remains unresolved
