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’Israel’ Fire Continues: WB Settlement Evacuated; 3 Hurt near Occupied Al-Quds
Local Editor
Fires continued to blaze across the occupied territories for the fifth consecutive day.
A major blaze erupted outside occupied al-Quds, burning strong for most of the day before large contingencies of firefighters, aided by air tankers, managed to push back the flames after sunset.
Meanwhile, tens of thousands of evacuees were allowed to move back into their settlements in Haifa after fires were quelled, while in the West Bank, hundreds were evacuated as flames spread into the illegal Zionist settlement of Halamish.
Fires continued to burn in different parts of the Zionist entity Saturday morning, with 350 "Israeli" occupiers being evacuated from the West Bank settlement of Halamish, where the blaze destroyed 15 homes and damaged 25 more.
It took over 20 firefighting crews to put the fire in Halamish under partial control.
In Nataf, a Zionist community in the occupied al-Quds area hit hard by the fire, forces managed to contain the flames, pushing them back down the mountain and away from homes. However, due to the dry and windy weather conditions, new blazes may spread.
In Haifa, the fire was all but subdued, and forces battled only a number of small fires overnight. Settlers in the northern community of Harashim were allowed to return to their illegal units after the fire in the Galilee region was also contained.
Saturday morning also saw some 69 firefighting forces from Cyprus arrive in the occupied territories to participate in quelling the brushfires.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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