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Palestinian agriculture suffered significant damage over the past week as a result of Israeli occupation forces and settler attacks in the West Bank, especially during the olive harvest season. The ministry recorded direct losses exceeding $1,019,000, with the destruction, cutting, and uprooting of 2,667 olive trees, as well as the confiscation and destruction of agricultural facilities and irrigation networks. Additionally, 8,612 kilograms of olives were stolen. The city of Hebron was the most affected, with damages amounting to approximately $455,000, followed closely by Jenin with around $452,000. These incidents coincided with increased assaults including beatings, theft of crops, and prevention of farmers from accessing their lands, thereby hindering the livelihood of thousands of Palestinian families during the olive season, which is one of their most important agricultural periods.
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