HRW links settler violence to Palestinian displacement

Human Rights Watch has shed light on the escalation of settler attacks in the West Bank, which have resulted in the forced displacement of more than 107 Palestinian communities since January 2023, with a noticeable increase in 2026. The attacks have included killings, physical assaults, property destruction, and violations of Palestinians' livelihoods, with the majority of these assaults carried out in the presence of Israeli occupation forces or with their collusion. The organization pointed out that these attacks are used as a means to strengthen control over the land, and that the occupation forces neither intervene nor contribute to enabling these acts, thereby facilitating ongoing forced displacements. These attacks have been documented in seven villages across Ramallah, Nablus, and the Jordan Valley regions, with an average of 6.6 attacks per day— the highest to date— and an increase in the number of displaced persons compared to last year.

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