Palestinian citizens of Israel fear they’re next target if far-right wins

Settlers from Israel established an outpost on al-Rus hill, on village land in Majd al-Krum, saying they had a Jewish National Fund permit to graze livestock. Residents, including lawyer Hussein Mannaa and youth organiser Anas Sgaier, held peaceful protests for nearly a week despite police closing the road. The Jewish National Fund ordered the tents removed, and the site was cleared by September 16. Ahead of Israel’s election, villagers fear the attempted settlement could be a preview of further action if the far right wins.