He added that the Hebrew words, “closed military zone” were spray painted onto the walls of several homes.David Ha’ivri, a member of the Samaria Regional Council condemned the attacks.“I denounce hate crimes that randomly target Arab residents. There is no justification for this. This certainly contributes nothing to Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria,” said Ha’ivri. He called on the police to catch the perpetrators, and continued, “It is very puzzling that the police are unable to catch the people behind these ugly acts.” National Police spokesman to the foreign media Mickey Rosenfeld said that “police units and IDF personnel entered a number of Palestinian villages in the Samaria area after reports were received about damage caused to vehicles and graffiti found in the area.”He added that, “Throughout the weekend units searched for suspects who fled the scene and could have been involved in that incident.”حماس تدعو السلطة لخطوات حازمة لمواجهة اعتداءات المستوطنين بحق منازل الفلسطينيين الآمنين وممتلكاتهم في الضفة الغربيةhttps://t.co/loaxAzcB48 pic.twitter.com/3fdrJCChgT
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