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Settler Attacks Surge in West Bank Amid Olive Harvest Nineteen settler attacks were reported in the West Bank on a single day during the olive harvest. Farmers were forced off land, assaulted, and had crops stolen in incidents near Ramallah, Hebron, and Nablus. An elderly woman was injured by a dog, and vehicles and olive trees were damaged or destroyed.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Nineteen settler attacks were reported in the West Bank in one day during the olive harvest. 02 Palestinian farmers were forced off 3,000 dunams of land near Ramallah by Israeli military closure. 03 Settlers stole harvested olives and uprooted over 50 olive trees in separate incidents. 04 An elderly woman was injured by a dog released by settlers while picking olives near Hebron. 05 Settlers assaulted farmers and stole a vehicle near Ramallah and attacked farmers near Nablus. 06 Settlers also set fire to a vehicle in the village of Tel. The attacks are occurring amid the ongoing olive harvest season.
Translated and summarized by baba from Al-Shams , the latest report. Read Al-Shams’s original The coverage
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