Attacks on Palestinian farmers harvesting olives continue
AI-generated summary
Israel occupies the West Bank and continues to prevent Palestinians from harvesting olives. The olive harvest is a cultural heritage, a symbol of devotion to the land, and an important source of income for Palestinians.
Israelis, who usurped Palestinian lands, beat 4 Palestinians in the cities of Nablus and Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank.
Israelis continue to intimidate Palestinians and force them to leave their land. A new one is added to these attacks every day. The addresses of the latest attacks were the cities of Nablus and Bethlehem.
According to the written statement made by the Palestinian Red Crescent, the Israelis beat and hospitalized one Palestinian in the Burka town near Nablus and three Palestinians in the Halayil al-Levz district of Bethlehem.
Violations against olive harvesters
The Israeli army continued to prevent the olive harvest, which is both a cultural heritage, a symbol of devotion to the land, and an important source of income for Palestinians.
Israeli soldiers prevented farmers from going to their olive groves by throwing tear gas and stun grenades and opening fire in the town of Beit Anan, northwest of occupied East Jerusalem.
Abdusselam Hamid (60), one of the residents of the town, said that Israeli soldiers first gave permission to 7 farmers to enter the olive grove, and when 21 people entered, they tried to remove them from the area by throwing tear gas, stun grenades and opening fire.
Hamid, who said that he also has 15 decares of land in the 800-decare olive cultivated land, noted that his olives remained uncollected.
Muhammed Hamid stated that the olives that were not collected were destroyed because the Israeli forces prevented the Palestinians.
Female farmer Yüsra Hamdallah stated that they set out to go to their land early in the morning, but had to retreat due to the attacks of Israelis and soldiers.
The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission stated that it detected 16 attacks on olive harvesters in 7 cities in the West Bank by Israeli soldiers and Israelis who usurped Palestinian lands.
In the statement made by the commission, it was noted that the attacks in Hebron, Bethlehem, Ramallah-El-Bire, Nablus, Selfit, Qalqilya and East Jerusalem included "firing at farmers with live bullets, beating and injuring them with gas bombs, detaining many farmers and stealing products and agricultural equipment."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Israeli attacks on olive harvests and obstruction of farmers will continue.
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