Israeli forces conduct arrests in a Palestinian village in the occupied West Bank after a shootout involving armed Israeli settlers and Palestinians. Multiple reports say at least four Palestinians are killed and two Israeli soldiers die in the incident, which occurs as settlers approach the village near Tal, southwest of Nablus. Palestinian authorities say the shootings are provoked by settlers who move to attack villagers. Following the clash, Israeli troops round up dozens of Palestinians in and around the village. Separately, Palestinians bury the four men killed during the violence. The incidents highlight ongoing security tensions in the West Bank, where clashes between settlers and Palestinians and subsequent military operations are reported frequently. The accounts describe the events as starting with settlers’ approach to the village and include subsequent arrests by Israeli forces, but they do not provide an additional independent breakdown of the exact sequence of events during the shootout.