Key facts
- Israeli bulldozers destroyed scores of olive trees in Palestinian villages near Jenin.
- Palestinian farmers report intensifying restrictions and attacks ahead of the olive harvest.
- The Israeli army concluded a two-day raid on the Qalandiya refugee camp in East Jerusalem.
- At least 51 Palestinians were wounded during the Qalandiya camp raid.
- Over 60 Palestinians were detained during the Qalandiya camp raid.
- Buildings in Qalandiya refugee camp were seized for interrogation centers.
- Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian family east of al-Taybeh village, near Ramallah.
- Three Palestinians were injured in the settler attack east of Ramallah.
- One Palestinian was detained in the settler attack east of Ramallah.
- The family attacked east of Ramallah has faced near-daily settler attacks for three years.
Israeli forces and settlers have escalated actions across the West Bank and East Jerusalem, impacting Palestinian communities ahead of the olive harvest season and amid ongoing raids. Near Jenin, Israeli bulldozers uprooted scores of olive trees in Palestinian villages, contributing to a campaign of intensifying restrictions and attacks. Farmers face growing challenges as the crucial olive harvest season approaches.
In East Jerusalem, the Israeli army concluded a two-day raid on the Qalandiya refugee camp. The operation led to at least 51 Palestinians sustaining injuries and involved extensive searches of homes and buildings. Several buildings were reportedly seized for use as interrogation centers. During the raid, over 60 Palestinians were detained.
Further south, east of Ramallah, an attack by Israeli settlers on a Palestinian family near al-Taybeh village resulted in three Palestinians being injured and one being detained. This family has reportedly been subjected to near-daily attacks for the past three years, with assaults intensifying recently. These events collectively highlight a pattern of escalating conflict and restrictions on Palestinian life in the occupied territories.