The Palestinian Authority led hundreds of anarchists and terrorists in a direct confrontation with Israelis this morning (Friday) near the village of Abu Falah in the Benjamin region, using the olive harvest season as cover. Footage circulated from the scene shows attackers firing flares in direct aim and hurling rocks at Israeli civilians.
According to the Benjamin Regional Council, the entire incident was documented by journalists present at the scene, reinforcing claims that this was a planned provocation designed to present a distorted picture of reality on the ground. Council officials emphasize that the ‘Palestinian’ Authority actively led the event, and that Palestinian police vehicles were conspicuously present. This occurred despite the incident taking place in so-called Area B, where security responsibility falls to Israel—raising serious questions about the PA’s violation of agreements.
Clashes erupted following the riots and continued until Border Police forces arrived. Border Police worked to disperse those involved and restore order. During the clashes, several activists were reported injured. The incident ended with no additional casualties among Israeli forces or civilians.
The Benjamin Regional Council had issued an early warning this morning about plans by far-left activists to arrive at various locations in the area and initiate confrontations under cover of the olive harvest. The council claims the goal is to generate content for a “settler violence” campaign and damage the reputation of Judea and Samaria residents.