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Israeli settlers uprooted hundreds of olive trees belonging to Palestinians in the West Bank. Photo/teleSur
A Palestinian, Ahmed Hamada, said that the settlers uprooted about 60 olive trees from his farm. The father of three lives in Yatta, a city south of Hebron.
Israeli settlers also uprooted olive trees from land belonging to the Jaafrah family in the town of Tarqumiya, north of Hebron.
Atta Jaafrah, the landowner, said he lost about 300 olive seedlings that he had just planted. As a result of the actions of the Israeli settlers, he and his family suffered greatly as a result of the settlers’ violations on their agricultural land. The New Arab, Friday (12/24/2021).
The West Bank is divided into three administrative regions; Area A is under Palestinian control, Area B is under joint Palestinian-Israeli control, and Area C is under full Israeli control.
The lands of Hamada and Jaafrah are located in Area C, which is under complete Israeli control.
Fouad al-Amour, a local land activist, told The New Arab that this is the third time Israeli settlers have destroyed Palestinian-owned gardens this month.
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