Three arrested in West Bank after clash between Israelis, Palestinians as olive harvest continues

Three suspects were arrested on Saturday after a clash between Israelis and Palestinians near the village of Duma in the West Bank during the olive harvest. Police and IDF soldiers separated the groups and took the suspects for questioning. The article also reports a separate incident where a 23-person multinational delegation, including French, Spanish, and American nationals, was banned from entering the West Bank.

Three suspects were arrested on Saturday following a clash between Israelis and Palestinians near the village of Duma in the West Bank, amid the ongoing olive harvest. A security source confirmed that police officers and IDF soldiers were called to the scene, separated the two groups, and arrested three suspects, who were taken in for police questioning. The article also reports a separate incident: a 23-person multinational delegation, including French, Spanish, and American nationals, was banned from entering the West Bank. The group planned to attend Progressive International's Second Ramallah Congress. UK parliament member Sam Tarry called the decision 'political,' and Labour MP Clive Lewis described the experience as 'deeply unpleasant.'