Olive season under settler attacks.. 13 incidents targeting farmers and Palestinian lands

The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission announced the monitoring of 13 incidents of assault and violation carried out by occupation forces and settlers on Tuesday in several West Bank governorates, coinciding with the olive harvest season, including preventing farmers from accessing their lands, stealing crops, and cutting down trees.

The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission announced the monitoring of 13 incidents of assault and violation carried out by occupation forces and settlers on Tuesday in the governorates of Ramallah and Al-Bireh, Nablus, Salfit, Jenin, Tubas, and the northern Jordan Valley, coinciding with the olive harvest season. The incidents included assaulting farmers and preventing them from accessing their lands, stealing crops and agricultural equipment, cutting down olive trees, storming homes, stealing sheep, and closing roads and entrances. In the Tubas governorate and the northern Jordan Valley, settlers cut down about 250 fruitful olive trees in the Umm al-Kabish area east of the town of Tamun. Occupation forces also prevented most farmers from accessing their lands to harvest olives near the "Dotan" settlement near Ya'bad in the Jenin governorate, and detained dozens of vehicles.