The Israeli army and border police declared the Turmusayya town near Ramallah a closed military zone and prevented Palestinian farmers from harvesting olives.
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Israeli forces declared the area a closed military zone to prevent Palestinian farmers from harvesting olives.
Turmusayya Municipality Spokesperson Yasir Alkam, in his statement to AA correspondent, stated that the Israeli army and border police were stationed in the town of Turmusayya.
Alkam stated that the Israelis, who usurped Palestinian lands, prevented the farmers in Turmusayya from going to their lands to collect olives, and Israeli forces came to the town accompanied by these people.
Alkam noted that Israeli forces declared the town a closed military zone and banned entry, and emphasized that this situation prevented the people of the region from reaching their lands and collecting their products.
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