Israeli rights groups have urged the international community to intervene after a violent incident in the occupied West Bank left six people dead. Armed Israeli settlers attacked the Palestinian village of Tel, near Nablus, on Friday, killing four Palestinians. In the ensuing confrontation, a Palestinian seized a weapon from one of the settlers and opened fire, killing two Israelis, according to reports. The Israeli government later ordered the demolition of the Palestinian's home, despite an army investigation finding that the settlers had entered a restricted area. Rights organizations including B'Tselem, Rabbis for Human Rights, and Adalah described the attack as a 'pogrom' and warned that silence could lead to further escalation. B'Tselem said settler violence, supported by the Israeli army, has intensified in recent days, including arson and forced displacement. The group called for immediate pressure on Israel to prevent more killings. The incident has drawn attention to rising tensions in the West Bank, with additional confrontations reported in the nearby village of Urif. The international community has been urged to act to stop the violence.