On Saturday, masked Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian woman, Aida Ahmed Abdullah, and three members of an NBC News team in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. The incident took place in the Palestinian town of Jalud, near Nablus, while the NBC team was interviewing Abdullah and her family.
Video footage shows a gray car with Israeli license plates driving in reverse towards the group. A masked man with a stick leaned out of the car window. When the vehicle stopped, at least four men, also masked, exited the car and assaulted Abdullah and the crew with sticks and rocks. NBC News international correspondent Matt Bradley was hit twice in the arm and received medical treatment. Abdullah, 51, was taken for medical care by the Red Crescent, and her injuries were not life-threatening. Two other NBC News team members, a cameraman and a producer, were also injured and treated. Camera equipment and one of the crew's vehicles were damaged during the attack.
The NBC team was documenting Abdullah's family, who stated they had been driven out of their home by Israeli settlers. The attack occurred in the middle of a Palestinian village, surprising the crew. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his spokesman Doron Spielman condemned the violence against Abdullah and the NBC News crew, as well as other incidents in the area that day, including settlers using pepper spray and throwing rocks at Palestinian workers in nearby Qusra.
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Masked Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian woman and an NBC News team in the West Bank, injuring several individuals and damaging equipment. The incident occurred while the team was interviewing a family displaced by settlers, highlighting ongoing tensions and violence in the region.