The Israeli daily Maariv acknowledged that although Israeli media outlets often avoid reporting incidents that result in deaths or injuries, large parts of occupied Palestine are effectively “burning” under the weight of continuous resistance actions.

According to the newspaper, which is aligned with the ruling coalition, anti-Zionist operations are occurring on a daily basis across Israel’s occupied areas, yet many incidents are deliberately ignored by Israeli media when they end without casualties.

The reality on the ground, the report indicates, is that civilians face daily life-threatening risks, ranging from stone-throwing and Molotov cocktail attacks to attempts to temporarily blind drivers using laser beams.

The paper further conceded that during a 24-hour monitoring period, many Hebrew-language media outlets completely boycotted coverage of resistance activities, even though at least seven anti-Zionist incidents were recorded during that time.

On Sunday afternoon, several stone-throwing attacks took place in the northern and central areas of Judea and Samaria, known internationally as the occupied West Bank, including at the Shufa junction near Avnei Hefetz and at the Burqa junction on Route 60 in the Binyamin area.

At the same time, another attack targeting Zionist settlers occurred east of Homesh, followed shortly by attempts by Palestinians—described by Israeli sources as “terrorists,” despite living under occupation and systematic repression—to infiltrate the Haron farm.

Later that evening, reports emerged of two laser attacks near Humes and around the village of Marda, as well as a stone-throwing incident in the Arab town of Tuqu’, near Bethlehem.

No fatalities were reported, though material damage was caused.