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The olive harvesting season in the West Bank faced unprecedented challenges due to escalating attacks by the occupation and settlers. Official reports in September recorded approximately 2,051 assaults, resulting in the uprooting and destruction of about 14,700 olive trees. Violations have continued since the beginning of the year, leading to the uprooting of thousands of trees, which threatens the livelihood of thousands of Palestinian families. Fayad Fayad, Director-General of the Palestinian Olive Council, called for strengthened popular and volunteer solidarity among farmers and supporters, including coordination with universities and institutions, to protect the crops. He also issued a call to ensure the implementation of entry permits to areas near settlements and emphasized the importance of organizing collective harvesting to prevent theft and vandalism of the harvest. All these efforts aim to unify the Palestinian front and revive the heritage linked to the olive tree.
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