East of Jenin, colonial expansion is suffocating the land and threatening local livelihoods
The article discusses the colonial expansion in East Jenin and the surrounding villages, where agricultural lands and pastures have been transformed into settlement outposts that impose restrictions on the Palestinian residents and significantly threaten their sources of livelihood. The establishment of the colonial outpost "Har Bzeik" on Jebel Salameh has led to the destruction of agricultural lands, a reduction in livestock, and restrictions on farmers' movement. Concurrently, settler attacks have increased, and the occupation has seized nearly ten thousand dunams of land in the area. This reflects expansion strategies that undermine Palestinian presence and pose a continuous threat to the economic resources and local populations.
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