Settler and occupation attacks continue in the Jordan Valley, Burin, and Al-Mughayyir

Settler and occupation forces attacks continued in the West Bank on Wednesday, targeting Palestinian property and livelihoods in the northern Jordan Valley, Burin, and Al-Mughayyir, while preventing farmers from picking olives and causing students to suffer from suffocation near a school.

Settler and Israeli occupation forces attacks continued on Wednesday in various parts of the occupied West Bank, targeting Palestinian property and livelihoods, along with restricting farmers and preventing them from accessing their land, while clashes near a school resulted in several students suffering from suffocation. In the northern Jordan Valley, settlers attacked agricultural greenhouses and vegetable stalls near Al-Hamma area for the second consecutive day. Local sources reported that settlers tore a greenhouse belonging to citizen Bilal Araishah, located near Route 90 opposite Al-Hamma area, and also attacked a vegetable stall owned by citizen Amir Sayel Fuqaha near Ein Al-Beida. The Al-Baydar rights organization stated that the recurrence of these attacks targets farmers and stall owners, damages their property and agricultural and commercial facilities, and threatens their livelihoods amid ongoing harassment of Palestinians in the area. The organization warned of the repercussions of targeting agricultural and commercial facilities on the lives of residents in the northern Jordan Valley, calling for their protection and that of their property. In southern Nablus, occupation forces on Wednesday prevented Palestinian farmers from picking olives in Burin town and forcibly expelled them from their land.