Settler and IDF Attacks in West Bank Surge to 2051 Since September
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
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- 2051 settler and IDF attacks reported since September.
- Farmers targeted during olive harvest in Salfit and Beita.
- Settlers vandalized homes, vehicles, and olive trees.
- Israeli forces protected settlers during attacks.
- Attacks occurred in Nablus, Bethlehem, and Salfit areas.
Settlers attacked Palestinian property and farmers in multiple locations across the West Bank on Friday, coinciding with the olive harvest season. In Iraq Burin, south of Nablus, settlers vandalized a home and a vehicle belonging to Jihad Abu Sharkh, attempting to break into the house before residents intervened. In Bethlehem, settlers damaged olive trees in Abu Njeim. Farmers were also targeted in the Jabel Al-Arma area east of Beita, where settlers fired live ammunition at them during the olive harvest, though no injuries were reported. Settlers, under the protection of Israeli forces, attacked homes in the "Madah" area south of Al-Mughayer and confiscated a vehicle. Throughout Friday, settlers and Israeli forces continued to harass farmers in Salfit governorate, preventing them from accessing their land and harvesting olives. According to data, Israeli forces and settlers have carried out a total of 2051 attacks since the beginning of September.
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