Palestinians hurt in West Bank settler assault
The United Nations has reported that attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians working in olive harvests in the West Bank have reached record numbers this season, with over 200 attacks recorded since the start of the harvest season. These attacks have resulted in the injury of more than 120 Palestinians and the destruction of over 2,500 olive trees. Israeli occupation forces and settler groups have also launched violent assaults on Palestinian farmers, including beating, burning, theft, and tree destruction, marking a new escalation after the beginning of the olive harvest season. Israeli violence remains part of ongoing operations since early October, with attacks intensifying following the start of the genocide in Gaza. Palestinian organizations and the United Nations affirm that these attacks have increased significantly compared to previous years.
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