Khirbet Susiya, South Hebron Hills: Settlers grazed sheep and cattle in residents’ groves, photographed residents’ homes, attempted to break into a home and cut a barbed-wire fence

In the early morning, settlers returned with sheep and cattle and a military escort. They grazed for about two hours in groves belonging to local Palestinian residents, who then called the police. The police came after the settlers left. About three hours after that, settlers came to the village and took photos of residents’ homes. Police officers who were called to the scene arrived and removed them. At 8:00 P.M. that evening, two settlers arrived on an ATV at the eastern part of the village and attempted to break into the home of Muhammad Makhamra (59). Having failed, the settlers harassed local residents for about 15 minutes, cut a 200-meter-long barbed wire fence and left.