Occupation uproots over 100 ancient olive trees southwest of Jenin

Israeli occupation forces uprooted over 100 ancient olive trees in the town of Bartaa, southwest of Jenin. Local sources reported that the uprooting was done from the roots in the Wadi al-Yahmour area, causing significant damage to agricultural lands and losses to farmers.

Israeli occupation forces, on Tuesday morning, uprooted over 100 ancient olive trees in the town of Bartaa, southwest of Jenin, in the northern occupied West Bank. Local sources reported that the occupation forces uprooted the trees from their roots in the Wadi al-Yahmour area near the Khirbet Abdullah Younis, trees that are ancient and bearing olives, causing significant damage to agricultural lands and losses to farmers. The sources added that the uprooting operation comes in the context of ongoing attacks on agricultural lands in the area, which include land leveling, tree uprooting, and erasing their features, threatening farmers' livelihoods and restricting their ability to access and utilize their lands. The article adopts the language of local sources without adding analysis or broader context.