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Israeli settlements in Palestinian lands are considered illegal by international law, and attacks increase during the olive harvest season in the West Bank.
According to the written statement made by the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abbas instructed the Ministry to call an emergency meeting of the UNSC to provide international protection to the Palestinian people due to the increase in attacks carried out by Israelis and Israeli soldiers who usurped Palestinian lands.
In the statement made by the Presidency of Palestine, it was stated that urgent international intervention was required to end the violations against the Palestinian people in the occupied lands.
In his statement, Palestinian Presidency Spokesperson Nabil Abu Rudeyne emphasized that the UNSC should take immediate action to provide international protection to the Palestinian people and to implement deterrent measures to prevent Israeli attacks and violations by the occupation forces.
Stating that 19 attacks have been recorded targeting farmers, olive harvesters and their properties since Friday morning, Abu Rudeyne stated that the scope of these attacks has expanded and directly targets the livelihoods of Palestinians.
Olive season under threat in West Bank
The olive harvest season across the occupied West Bank poses serious risks due to escalating attacks by Israelis who usurped Palestinian lands and restrictions by the Israeli army.
For Palestinian farmers, the loss is not limited to not being able to harvest a single season's crop; Not being able to reach the soil for a long time causes the trees to dry out and cannot be maintained.
This period, which is both an economic and social feast for Palestinians, is now filled with concerns about life safety.
750 thousand Jewish settlers live in 156 settlements and 360 illegal settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
The United Nations considers Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory illegal under international law.
According to the data of the Council for Combating the Separation Wall and Jewish Settlements, Israelis, who have usurped Palestinian lands since October 2023, have carried out more than 14 thousand 742 attacks in the West Bank.
While 66 Palestinians lost their lives in these attacks, a total of 147 thousand 111 trees, including 100 thousand 485 olive trees, were destroyed, burned or uprooted.
Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian and detained his body in the West Bank
According to the written statement made by the Palestinian Red Crescent, soldiers opened fire on a 32-year-old Palestinian named Shadi Ahmed Ibrahim Acarime at the Nebi Yunus Junction in the West Bank city of Hebron.
Soldiers detained the body of the Palestinian who lost his life.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The UNSC will hold an emergency meeting to provide international protection to the Palestinian community.
Possible · Within days
Olive harvest attacks in the West Bank may continue in the short term.
Likely · Within weeks
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