Palestinian Elder Recalls Nablus Assault
Palestinian farmer Musa Al-Sharfa and his son were subjected to a brutal attack by a group of masked settlers armed with sharp weapons and swords while they were on their land in Beita village south of Nablus, resulting in serious injuries. The attack aimed to kill them, with wounds primarily to the head and ribs, and a punctured lung causing difficulty in breathing and movement. Although they were discharged from the hospital, the effects of the assault and emotional trauma remain intense. In this context, the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission documented over 400 settler and army attacks on olive farmers during the first weeks of October, including tree destruction, crop theft, and prevention of land access — part of a policy to disrupt the olive season and displace Palestinians.
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