Israeli forces rebuild Ganim in Jenin, detain 26 Palestinians
Israel has resumed the reconstruction of the Ganim settlement east of Jenin, after its evacuation 21 years ago, with 30 settler families permanently settled there as part of an expanded plan to restore settlement in northern the West Bank. This plan includes demolishing Palestinian buildings and constructing roads to connect the new settlements. The area has also experienced attacks by settlers on Palestinian homes and farms, along with thefts and the cutting of olive trees. Additionally, the Israeli occupation forces have evacuated several Palestinian homes and converted them into military outposts in the towns of Qusra and Nablus. In Jerusalem, settlers breached the courtyards of Al-Aqsa Mosque under the protection of Israeli police, with the gates closed, while the occupation forces carried out widespread raids and arrests in various Palestinian areas, detaining 26 Palestinians.
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