Israeli military issues orders to seize Palestinian land and uproot trees near Bethlehem
Israeli military issues orders to seize Palestinian land and uproot trees near Bethlehem Israeli authorities have issued four military orders to seize Palestinian land near Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank, including orders to seize 4.708 dunums of land in al-Khader and Arab al-Ta'amra and remove trees and vegetation from 10.085 dunums in Nahalin, the Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance…
The Israeli military has issued orders to seize Palestinian land and uproot trees near Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission. Four military orders have been issued, covering a total of 14.793 dunums of land near al-Khader, Arab al-Ta amra, and Nahalin, requiring the removal of trees and vegetation around the settlements.
Additionally, the commission documented 674 attacks by Israeli forces and settlers on Palestinian farmers and olive trees across the West Bank between October 1 and November 6, with over three-quarters of these attacks carried out by settlers. Recent incidents include an Israeli settler assaulting a Palestinian man near Kisan and stealing his belongings, as well as settlers smashing windows of a Palestinian home in central Hebron and halting farmers from harvesting olives near an outpost.
Israeli forces have also seized tractors and detained Palestinians while harvesting olives in various locations.
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