WorldQuiet 8d · day 8
Al Jazeera reports Israeli settlers attacking Palestinian olive harvesters in West Bank
In Beita, farmers harvest before dawn and post lookouts as Al Jazeera says over 200 settler attacks have hit the olive harvest since September.
What to know
- Al Jazeera reports more than 200 Israeli settler attacks on Palestinian olive harvesters in the West Bank since September.
- Farmers in Beita harvest before dawn and barricade roads with stones to watch for and flee from settlers.
- The report frames the annual olive harvest, a key economic and cultural activity for Palestinians, as increasingly dangerous under settler violence.
“More than 200 settler attacks have been recorded since September.”
Leila Warah, Al Jazeera correspondent · Al Jazeera English (broadcast) ↗ · Oct 30
Palestinian olive farmers (Beita) Subjects of the reportIsraeli settlers Accused of attacksLeila Warah Al Jazeera correspondent
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“In Beita, Palestinian farmers pick olives at 5am, barricading roads with stones and keeping watch for Israeli settlers so they can flee if attacked.”
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first by Al Jazeera, 7d ago
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