IDF Explains Delay of American Volunteers During West Bank Olive Harvest
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
The IDF delayed about 80 American volunteers and activists assisting Palestinian farmers during an olive harvest near Bethlehem, citing security risks. The volunteers, including New York congressional candidate Brad Lander, were detained but later released. The IDF stated the landowner was informed that the harvest needed prior coordination.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- IDF delayed 80 American volunteers and activists during a West Bank olive harvest.
- The military cited security risks and lack of prior coordination for the delay.
- New York congressional candidate Brad Lander was among those detained.
- The landowner was informed that future harvests must be coordinated.
- Rabbis for Human Rights organization raised the issue with the IDF.
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