TEL AVIV, Israel (Ma'an) -- Israeli authorities have charged seven Palestinians from the West Bank with attacking an Israeli-only road that cuts past their village, Israeli media reported on Monday.

The group, from Ramallah-district village Kharbatha al-Misbah, admitted throwing rocks and fire bombs onto Road 443 which cuts into the West Bank and is off limits to Palestinians, according to settler-affiliated news site Arutz Sheva.

The site identified the group as Ahmad Sa'di Musleh, 31, Muhammad Fahmi Harfoush, 22, Thaer Mahmud Kabseh, 22, Abdullah Kabseh, 22, Moneef Nathmi Daraj, 20, Muhammad Fayez Harfoush, 20, and Hamid Mahmud Harfoush, 17.

They will face charges of carrying and possessing weapons, and producing and throwing a flammable object, at Israel's Yehuda Military Court, the site said.