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Occupation assaults disrupt olive harvest
Attacks by settlers and occupation forces against Palestinian farmers continue during the olive harvest season in the West Bank. These assaults include theft of equipment, the detention of women, denial of access to lands, physical assaults, and vandalism of trees, all of which threaten the crops and the livelihood of local families. In recent incidents, farmers between Kustra and Jalud were attacked, women were detained near Al-Zawiya, and ongoing assaults on farmers in Beita persist, involving the use of harmful chemicals and the destruction of ancient trees. The Mada Center documented 52 assaults over a 48-hour period, resulting in 16 injuries among civilians. These escalating attacks jeopardize the olive season and its economic and social importance, as hundreds of families depend primarily on this season for their income. They face severe risks due to repeated aggressions that hinder their efforts to harvest and protect the crop.
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