Palestinian fields lack water as settlers claim springs
The seizure of water resources in the West Bank, particularly at Ain Fesail, represents a systematic campaign by Israeli settlers to cut off water sources from Palestinians. This has led to the drying up of fields, a decline in agricultural production, widespread economic losses, and a threat to the rights of the local populations. The measures include demolishing water lines and converting irrigation channels into tourist sites, accompanied by violent attacks and threats, all aimed at forcing Palestinians to leave their lands. Meanwhile, efforts to control more than 95% of the water sources in the area continue.
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