According
to Palestinian sources, the Israeli military prevented fire trucks from
arriving in a timely manner - but the Israeli military retorted that it
was the Civil Administration of the Palestinian Authority that was to
blame for the delay
One Israeli settler told the Israeli daily newspaper Ha'aretz, " If the police haven't yet gotten it, then they will - there's a price to be paid for hitting settlements and outposts" - although no Israeli police were targeted by the violence. Palestinian civilians were the main targets of the wave of vandalism, but tires of jeeps belonging to the Israeli military were slashed at the military base of Horesh Yaron.
In
another incident, in the village of Dolev, west of Ramallah, Israeli
settlers threw rocks at Palestinian homes, causing major damage to the
homes.
Also, Israeli settlers closed the main road between Jerusalem and Hebron and began throwing rocks at Palestinian cars.
Noam Federman, formerly with the Israeli right-wing armed movement 'Kach', was detained in that incident.