Clashes in Anata as settlers burn trees
The Israeli occupation forces stormed the town of Anata northeast of Jerusalem and closed its entrances, while settlers set fire to about 55 olive trees over 40 years old in the Jabal Abu Dis lands southeast of the city, during a Palestinian family's olive harvest. These attacks are part of efforts by the occupation and settlers to seize land in the area, take advantage of the olive-picking season to bolster settlement expansion and impose control over Palestinian agricultural lands, amid ongoing targeting of farmers and depriving them of their rights to the land.
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