West Bank settlers damage olive trees and harm Palestinians and a journalist
Israeli settlers attacked about 80 Palestinian farmers in the village of Abu Falah in the West Bank during the olive harvest season, resulting in at least two injuries, including a photojournalist. The settlers used stones and gas canisters, and set olive trees on fire, aiming to force the Palestinians to leave their land and deprive them of the harvest season, which is a vital source of income. The occupation forces responded by firing tear gas, and an armed settler shot into the air, while the military's arrival to the area was delayed. This escalation in attacks against Palestinians is among the highest since the start of the olive harvest season, with the NGO Yesh Din documenting over 170 attacks since late September.
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