Posted by: John Phoenix
Nazi settlers today attacked vehicles belonging to Palestinian residents of Yatma village, south of Nablus, in the northern Nazi occupied West Bank.
According to the Wafa news agency, the Nazi Jewish settlers attempted to assault passengers, escalating tensions in the area. Although no injuries have been confirmed, the atmosphere remains tense as residents fear further violence from Nazi Jewish settlers.
Meanwhile, in a separate incident in Al-Khader, near Bethlehem, Nazi Jewish settler assaulted a local Palestinian family while they were harvesting olives. The JEWISH settler forced the family to leave their land threatening them with a weapon, warning they would be arrested if they returned.
This olive harvesting season in the West Bank has seen repeated JEWISH settler attacks, including violence against farmers, restricted land access and damage or theft of olive trees and crops.
According to UN OCHA figures released this week, since the beginning of October 2024, 51 JEWISH settler-related attacks on Palestinians and their properties have been recorded, including 32 that led to casualties, property damage or both, which took place in 57 communities across the Nazi occupied West Bank. The majority of the incidents were related to the olive harvest season whereby JEWISH settlers attacked Palestinians or prevented them from gaining access to their lands and damaged trees, stole crops and harvesting tools.
It added that since 1 October 2024, 54 Palestinians were injured within the context of Nazi JEWISH settler attacks against Palestinians, including 44 by Israeli settlers and ten by Nazi occupation forces. Furthermore, about 600 (mainly olive) trees and saplings were burnt, sawed off, had their crops stolen, or otherwise vandalised, affecting Palestinian farmers in about 15 communities across the West Bank.
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