Israeli settlers attacked a village in the West Bank, setting fire to two homes owned by the al-Tubasi family and preventing the Palestinian family from returning home, according to BBC News.

The BBC also reported that settlers targeted Israeli security forces. The supplied account does not describe how those forces were targeted or give details of their response.

The report places the attack in the West Bank. Although the supplied editorial category is Gaza, the location identified in the source material is the West Bank; the two should not be conflated.

Homes burned and return blocked

The two houses identified in the BBC summary belonged to the al-Tubasi family. The source headline separately reports that settlers blocked the family's return home. Together, those details describe damage to family property and an obstacle to the family's access to home.

The supplied material does not name the village, describe the extent of the fire damage or explain how the family's return was prevented. It also does not establish whether anyone was inside either house when the fires began.

No injuries, deaths or arrests are specified in the available headline and summary. That absence of information should not be read as confirmation that none occurred.

Security forces also targeted

The BBC's account identifies Israeli security forces as another target of the settlers. It does not specify the units involved, the sequence of events or whether the targeting happened at the houses or elsewhere in the village.

Those gaps limit what can be concluded about the incident. The available material supports reporting the fires, the blocked return and the targeting of security forces, but does not establish motives or an official outcome.

What to watch

Further reporting could clarify the family's access to its homes, the condition of the buildings and the authorities' response. These points remain unresolved in the supplied account.