Settlers uproot dozens of olive trees, south of Hebron, in the West Bank

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Occupied Jerusalem ,(ST)-Today, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian lands south of Hebron in the West Bank and uprooted more than 100 olive trees.

Wafa news agency quoted the coordinator of the Popular Committees Resisting the Wall and Settlement in South Hebron, Ratib Jabour, as saying that a number of settlers stormed the Shaab Al-Batam area east of Yatta, south of Hebron, under the protection of the Israeli occupation forces, and uprooted more than 100 olive trees.

The Israeli occupation forces and settlers escalate their daily attacks on Palestinians, their lands and properties, with the aim of harassing them, displacing them, seizing their lands and judaizing them.

Haifaa Mafalani

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