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Increased settler attacks displace 20 families in Al-Auja
The attacks by settlers on Palestinians and their properties in the West Bank have escalated, with a particular focus on olive farmers. These assaults have resulted in the theft of crops and damage to property, alongside ongoing displacement and restrictions. In Nablus, electricity was cut off to the home of lawyer Muntasir Huma'il, and there have been nearly daily attacks on his family. Additionally, twenty families have been displaced from the Rass Ha’redsite in the northern Jordan Valley amid fears of further displacements due to increasing pressure and livelihood threats. Attacks by settlers have also targeted the villages of Burqa and Birqah, including the burning of vehicles and homes and assaults on farmers. Over the past month, hundreds of such attacks have been documented, leading to the martyrdom of three Palestinians and the destruction of thousands of trees, according to reports. These events reflect an escalation by the occupation forces in an attempt to seize Palestinian lands during the olive harvesting season.
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