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West Bank Olive Trees Suffer $66M Loss
The article addresses the escalation of settler attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank, particularly during the Feast of the Tabernacles. These attacks have included preventing farmers from harvesting olives, stealing crops, destroying trees, land leveling, and storming archaeological sites, as well as imposing restrictions on access to agricultural lands. These assaults have resulted in damage to approximately 98,293 olive trees, with direct financial losses exceeding $66.5 million. Since 2023, the agricultural sector's cumulative losses have surpassed $316.9 million. The area has also experienced repeated incursions into religious sites such as Joseph’s Tomb in Nablus, as part of efforts by the occupation and settlers to tighten control and reduce Palestinian access to their lands and holy sites, amid rising attacks, movement restrictions, and destruction of agricultural properties.
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