Olive Harvest in West Bank Amid Land Tensions

The olive harvest season in the West Bank faces significant obstacles due to attacks by settlers and Israeli bulldozers, which aim to destroy and displace trees and agricultural lands. Since the beginning of 2026, more than 8,400 ancient olive trees have been uprooted or destroyed, with farmers' access to most of their lands severely restricted, and harvest seasons subjected to restrictions. These actions threaten to cause substantial losses in agricultural production. Conflicts escalate as settlement expansion continues, with occupation forces employing policies of intimidation and displacement in an attempt to control the land. This results in economic and national damages to Palestinian farmers, depriving them of their primary source of livelihood.

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