The Israeli army and the Israelis who usurped Palestinian lands injured 4 Palestinians in the West Bank

In the statement made by the Separation (Shame) Wall and the Council for Combating Jewish Settlements affiliated with the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), it was stated that the attacks took place in the cities of Nablus, Selfit, Jenin, Tulkarim, Qalqilya, Ramallah, Jerusalem and Hebron.

In the statement, the following was noted:

"Violations were committed in the form of detention, opening fire, using pepper gas, beating, preventing farmers from reaching their lands, damaging olive trees, destroying agricultural lands with bulldozers and grazing animals on agricultural lands. Farmers in the Beyta and East Lubban towns in Nablus were beaten and attacked with pepper gas by the Israelis who usurped Palestinian lands. Similar farmers harvesting olives in the Deir Istiya and Karava Beni Hassan towns in Selfit province "attacks were carried out. 4 farmers were injured in the attacks in two cities."

In the statement, it was emphasized that dozens of centuries-old olive trees were burned in the village of Berka in the east of Ramallah, and it was reported that the lands containing olive trees were destroyed with bulldozers in the Deir Abu Deyf town in Jenin in order to expand the settlement.

The Council warned that the attacks were part of a systematic practice aimed at permanently depriving Palestinian farmers of their lands by denying them access to their lands during the olive harvest period, and called for support from the international community.

After Israel launched its attacks on the Gaza Strip in October 2023, there has been an increase in raids, detentions and attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.