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Settlers' Attacks Disrupt West Bank Olive Harvest
Palestinian villages in the West Bank, especially Deir Jirjir, Birqa, Abu Falah, and Turmusaya, have been subjected to widespread attacks by settlers during the olive harvest season. These attacks have resulted in injuries among farmers, the burning of vehicles and olive trees, and the destruction of property. Groups of settlers have physically assaulted residents, damaged vehicles, and set fires in various areas, including the destruction of trees and assaults on the elderly and women. Israeli occupation forces used live ammunition and tear gas canisters to disperse protesters. Since the start of the harvest season in October, the Resistance Committee for the Wall and Settlement documented 136 assaults, causing injuries and property damage. The violence has escalated following the start of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, with reports from the United Nations indicating that Israeli settlers and the army have carried out more than 1,600 attacks on residents and farmers. These attacks have led to displacement and restricted access to agricultural lands and essential services.
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