Israeli occupiers torch Palestinian vehicle near West Bank’s Nablus.

SHOTLIST NABLUS, WEST BANK, PALESTINE (JUNE 9, 2026) 1. VARIOUS OF MAN INSPECTING INTERIOR OF BURNED CAR 2. VARIOUS OF BURNED CAR 3. SPRAY-PAINTED WALL NABLUS, WEST BANK, PALESTINE - JUNE 9: Israeli occupiers set fire to a Palestinian-owned vehicle in the village of Beit Imrin, northwest of Nablus, early on Tuesday, June 9, according to Palestinian WAFA news agency. Quoting security forces, WAFA says the colonists entered the village and torched the car belonging to local resident Bilal Abdeh before residents managed to extinguish the fire. The occupiers attacked the village at dawn and set fire to a vehicle belonging to a Palestinian, completely burning it, Al-Bidar Human Rights Organization said in a statement. The group said the occupiers also tried to attack several homes and vehicles in the village before residents confronted them and forced them to withdraw. Targeting civilian property and burning vehicles is a direct attack on Palestinians and their property, threatens security and stability in the area, and increases tensions in the West Bank, Al-Bidar said. The West Bank has seen an escalation in occupier attacks on Palestinian villages, including burning property and assaulting residents, especially in areas near settlements and settlement outposts. About 750,000 Israeli occupiers live in 141 settlements and 224 settlement outposts in the West Bank, including 250,000 in 15 settlements in occupied East Jerusalem. They carry out daily attacks against Palestinians aimed at forcibly displacing them. In May, the Israeli army carried out 1,108 attacks against Palestinians and their property, while occupiers carried out 551 attacks, according to the Palestinian government’s Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission.