Israeli settlers seize Palestinians' olives
Palestinian farmers said settlers struck the trees and carried off the fruit, deepening fears of retaliation during the olive harvest.
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Israeli settlers seize Palestinians' olives
LUBBAN AL-GHARBI, West Bank — Brought to tears as he recalled Israeli settlers hitting his cherished olive trees with sticks and taking off with the olives, Palestinian Ahmed Salem said he feared being attacked if he tried to intervene.
Israeli soldiers and settlers destroyed 13,000 olive trees in the West Bank in just over a month's harvest and stole 50 tons of olives.
Ramallah, Nov 1 (Latin Press) About 13,000 olive trees were damaged and about 50 tons of olives, as well as nearly 300 agricultural equipment and tools, were stolen during the current harvest season in the West Bank, the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture denounced today. The post-Palestine denounces damage to 13,000 olive trees by Israeli attacks first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture reported that approximately 13,000 olive trees have been damaged and about 50 tons of olives and 300 pieces of agricultural equipment stolen so far in the ongoing olive harvest season in the occupied West Bank due to Israeli attacks.
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