Israel authorizes West Bank land annexation

The agricultural lands in the West Bank, especially in villages near Nablus such as Salim, Burqin, and Madama, are subject to assaults including burning and bulldozing, aimed at destroying ancient olive trees and erasing proof of land ownership. The Israeli occupation uses retroactive military orders to legitimize these violations, issuing decisions immediately after the acts are carried out at times designed to restrict Palestinians' rights and limit their ability to oppose. This approach reinforces the de facto annexation of the lands and continues settlement expansion. Data indicates an escalation in the use of these orders over the past two years, which legally bypass regulations and are employed as a means to justify forced destruction of land and vegetation, in an attempt to entrench Israeli control over the territory and undermine the Palestinians' rights to their land.

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