B'tselement report on this incident:

"On August 6, 22, Hassan Al-Abayat (49 years old, a resident of Bethlehem and father of seven) arrived at the plot of land he owned southeast of the village Kisan He discovered that the gate had been broken into and that agricultural equipment placed near the warehouse had been stolen.

Al-Abayat examined the recordings of the security cameras that he had installed on his land in November 2021, and discovered that on Monday, August 1, 22, at 6:00 a.m., five settlers came to his plot of land riding a white "tender," then they stormed the gate and wandered around the land and in the pergola next to the warehouse.They stole agricultural equipment, loaded it onto their car and left.

Al-Abayat went to the police station in Beitar Illit to file a complaint, but the police there refused to register the complaint and receive it from him under the pretext that he had to first prove that the plot of land was his property. Only after he went to the local council, which transferred the security camera documentation to human rights organizations, then Launch a special campaign about itAbayat was summoned to the police station on 8/14/22, and there his complaint was registered.

Following the complaint, the police arrested a settler from the "Ramat Majroun" settlement, who was released after six days and transferred to Home arrest Under restrictive conditions for another five days.