US EditionIsraeli Settlers Beat Palestinian Journalist in Attack on Olive Harvest in the West Bank - News From Antiwar.com
The attack injured journalists and villagers amid a record 266 settler assaults in October, reflecting escalating violence during the olive harvest season, UN data shows.
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Israeli Settlers Attack Palestinian Villagers, Activists and Journalists in Occupied West Bank
In the occupied West Bank, Israeli forces killed a Palestinian man in the Far’a refugee camp. It comes as Israeli settlers attacked a group of Palestinian villagers, activists and journalists on Saturday who had gathered during an attempt to harvest olives near a settler outpost. Two Reuters journalists–including photographer Raneen Sawafta–were injured in the attack in an area close to the Palestinian village of Beita. This is Mohammed Al-Atrash
Jerusalem, Indefinite. An organization representing international media in Israel and the Palestinian territories condemned Monday's attacks by Israeli settlers on journalists in the occupied West Bank, and urged the authorities to stop the violence "immediately."The Foreign Press Association (FPA), representing hundreds of foreign journalists, said she was "dismayed" by the recent attacks, especially during the harvest of olives.
Both employees of the agency were taken to the hospital.
Israeli Settlers Beat Palestinian Journalist in Attack on Olive Harvest in the West Bank - News From Antiwar.com
A Palestinian journalist who works for Reuters was beaten on Saturday by Jewish settlers who attacked an olive harvest south of the city of Nablus in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Settlers from an illegal outpost nearby descended on a group of about 40 people, including Palestinian villagers attempting to harvest…
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