Groups of settlers attacked Palestinian farmers during the olive harvest in Beit Dajan, east of Nablus, physically assaulting them and confiscating their harvesting tools and mats.
The settlers stormed the "Khallet Abu Hwan" area of the town, forcing farmers at gunpoint to leave their lands and preventing them from continuing their work.
This attack is part of a systematic escalation targeting the olive season, accompanied by field campaigns including the uprooting of mature trees, land leveling, and damage to irrigation networks aimed at undermining the resilience of Palestinian farmers on their lands.
According to official data from the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission, more than 62,916 assaults have been recorded in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem since October 7, 2023, until early last month, including 48,174 violations by occupation forces and 14,742 attacks by settlers, reflecting the increasing assaults on Palestinians and their agricultural properties.