Occupation uproots dozens of olive trees in Jaba‘ northeast of Jerusalem

Israeli occupation forces uprooted dozens of olive trees and bulldozed land in the town of Jaba‘, northeast of occupied Jerusalem, on Tuesday, according to Jerusalem sources. The attacks targeted land belonging to the Muslim Dar Suleiman family, which includes more than 60 olive trees. Data from the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission indicates that occupation and settler attacks on crops last August affected 21,508 trees, including 19,375 olive trees.

Israeli occupation forces uprooted dozens of olive trees and bulldozed land in the town of Jaba‘, northeast of occupied Jerusalem, on Tuesday. Jerusalem sources reported that bulldozers targeted land belonging to the Muslim Dar Suleiman family near the Jaba‘ roundabout, which includes more than 60 olive trees. This incident comes amid escalating attacks by the occupation and settlers on Palestinian crops; data from the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission indicates that these attacks last August affected 21,508 trees, including 19,375 olive trees. The article reports the facts without analysis or commentary from the author, relying on local sources and an official body.