At 7.30 pm, the assailants arrived at the tent where Hajar and Mustafa Ka’abneh live in the family encampment at Ras al-Tin, northeast of Ramallah. “We were sitting in the tent, and suddenly, four civilian cars and a military one showed up,” Ka’abneh said. “Around 15 settlers got out of them and another four or five soldiers. I stood at the entrance to the tent. More than one settler attacked me. One of them beat me with a club and someone sprayed pepper spray into my eyes. My wife came out, and one of them attacked her with a club. Not one strike. Five. She passed out.”
It happened on June 14. Two weeks later, in a conversation with Haaretz, Mustafa and his sons also mentioned a shot being fired into the air and the throwing of a tear gas canister. Hajar was hospitalized for 10 days with a skull fracture, bleeding in the brain and a broken arm. She had two operations. Mustafa was rushed to the hospital to run tests in light of his head wound and with a bruised shoulder. No fracture was found, and the wound in his head was cleaned.
The ridge on which Ras al-Tin is located is east of the villages of Kafr Malik and Al-Mughayyir. Some communities of the Ka’abneh tribe are spread on the ridge in a few
— source Jews For Justice For Palestinians | Amira Hass (Haaretz) | Jul 14, 2022