Israeli Troops Block Palestinian Farmers' Access to Lands
For the second consecutive week, Israeli forces have prevented Palestinian farmers from accessing their lands to harvest olives in Kobar, northwest of Ramallah.
Local sources report that Israeli troops continue to close the iron gate leading to citizens' lands, blocking farmers' access. Additionally, elderly Fahd Abu al-Hajj was detained following a verbal altercation with soldiers.
Last week, occupation forces prevented Palestinians from accessing their lands in Kobar and fired live ammunition towards them. Olive pickers have faced increased attacks from colonists and occupation soldiers, hindering their ability to harvest olives and access their lands in several areas.
Israeli forces continue to close the iron gate, preventing farmers from accessing their lands.
- Israeli troops block Palestinian farmers' access to lands for the second week.
- Forces detain elderly Fahd Abu al-Hajj after a verbal altercation.
- Olive pickers face increased attacks from colonists and occupation soldiers.
Author's summary: Israeli forces restrict Palestinian farmers' access to their lands for olive harvesting.
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