Settlers destroy agriculture crops and uproot trees west of Bethlehem
Today, the Israeli settlers uprooted dozens of vine and olive trees and destroyed agricultural crops in the lands of Husan village, west of Bethlehem in the West Bank.
The head of the village council Rami Hamamrah told Wafa News Agency that settlers stormed into the agriculture lands in the Wadi Qadis area in the village, uprooted dozens of vine and olive trees, destroyed crops of various types of vegetables and destroyed a water network to irrigate crops.
Wadi Qadis area, which covers more than 400 dunums and contains about 12 fountains, and agricultural lands on which Palestinians depend as a source of livelihood, is subject to repeated attacks by settlers to seize them.
Souha Sulieman