The Israeli settlers rebuilt an outpost in Biray village in the south of Hebron. 

The coordinator of the Protection and Sumud Committee Yatta Fouad Al-Amour said that a group of settlers rebuilt a colonial outpost over the lands of Palestinian citizens in Bireh village with severe protection from the Israeli army and the civil administration. 

He informed that the citizens demolished a memorial statue the settlers had built two months ago. 

He reported that the Israeli settlers expanded their colonial plan to build a new outpost and to connect the settlements built on the lands of southern Hebron. 

Al-Amour noted that the citizens tried to confront the construction machinery and prevent them from reaching their lands before the occupation forces closed the whole area and declared it a closed military spot.