Forik House and the Three Circles
The article discusses the escalation of the field and territorial restrictions faced by the town of Beit Fureek, east of Nablus, at the hands of the Israeli occupation and settlers. This is being carried out through the construction of three colonial rings that encircle the area and gradually uproot Palestinian lands. The region has experienced repeated attacks, including assaults on homes and farms, with settlers engaging in destruction and burning, as well as gunfire, restrictions on movement, forced evictions, and violent military incursions. These measures aim to alter the landscape and achieve control over agricultural lands and settler expansion. There are also concerns that the upcoming olive harvest season may witness a bloodier escalation.
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