Occupation orders olive tree removal in Kafr Malik
The Israeli occupation authorities issued a military order targeting 56,026 dunams of land in the village of Kafr Malik, northeast of Ramallah. The order mandates the removal of plants and olive trees from the area under the pretext of taking "security measures." The enforcement of this removal is to be carried out within 7 days after a tour with representatives of the landowners, with the possibility of submitting an objection within the same period. The occupation’s aim with these procedures is to impose agricultural restrictions on the area and to tighten control over the residents' agricultural resources. Since the beginning of 2026, the number of military orders has risen to 55, targeting an area exceeding 2,372,606 dunams—an evident increase compared to last year. This step is part of the occupation’s escalation in controlling Palestinian land and imposing further restrictions on agricultural zones.
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