Settlers and livestock invade Palestinian lands in Al-Mughayyir village.

Israeli settlers, accompanied by their livestock, invaded Palestinian-owned lands in the village of Al-Mughayyir, east of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, according to local sources cited by Quds News Network. The settlers brought herds onto cultivated and grazing land belonging to village residents, a recurring tactic used to displace Palestinian farmers and assert control over their property.

Al-Mughayyir has been one of the most frequent flashpoints for settler violence in the central West Bank, with residents reporting repeated incursions, attacks on farmland, and obstruction of access to their fields. Grazing settler livestock on Palestinian agricultural land deprives farmers of their crops and is widely documented by rights groups as a method of forcing families off land slated for settlement expansion.

Settlement activity and settler attacks on Palestinian communities in the occupied West Bank are illegal under international law. Qatar has repeatedly condemned settler violence and Israeli settlement expansion, calling for international protection for Palestinian civilians.