Settlers steal olive crops, attack farmers, and storm a community in Nablus, Ramallah, and Jerusalem

Settlers stole olives from a farm in al-Mas'udiyya northwest of Nablus, attacked olive pickers in 'Abud west of Ramallah, and stormed the Bedouin community of "Ma'azi Jab'a" north of occupied Jerusalem, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa.

On Friday, November 6, 2026, settlers stole olives from a farm in the al-Mas'udiyya area northwest of Nablus, attacked olive pickers in the village of 'Abud west of Ramallah, and stormed the Bedouin community of "Ma'azi Jab'a" north of occupied Jerusalem, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa. The agency quoted local sources saying settlers entered al-Mas'udiyya and stole olives from the farm of citizen Fadi Mas'ud. In 'Abud, armed settlers attacked olive pickers as they headed to the "al-Dahadih" area near the village of Deir Abu Mash'al, preventing them from reaching their agricultural land or returning home, until residents of Deir Abu Mash'al intervened and helped them return safely. Separately, settlers stormed the "Ma'azi Jab'a" community north of occupied Jerusalem using tractors, conducting provocative tours among residents' homes, according to the Jerusalem Governorate. The governorate noted that communities around Jerusalem, especially in the northern and northeastern areas, are continuously subjected to incursions, provocations, and attacks by settlers in efforts to forcibly displace their residents.