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Hundreds of Attacks Target Olive Harvest in West Bank Over 3 Weeks
The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission documented 409 attacks by Israeli settlers and the military against Palestinian olive farmers and their property in the West Bank between October 1st and 21st.
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What happened
- 01409 attacks targeting West Bank olive farmers and their property were documented between October 1-21.
- 02Settlers committed 317 attacks, while the Israeli military was involved in 92 incidents.
- 03Nablus and Salfit provinces suffered the highest number of attacks, accounting for 63% of the total.
- 04Attacks included physical assaults, crop theft, denial of access, and damage to trees and equipment.
- 05One farmer died from settler gunfire, and several others were injured in various incidents.
- 06The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission called for farmer protection and accountability.
These incidents included physical assaults, crop theft, and damage to trees and equipment, with Nablus and Salfit provinces being the most affected. One farmer died from gunshot wounds sustained during an attack. The commission called for protection for farmers and accountability for perpetrators.
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