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Palestinians ‘Stealing their own olives’

Author: Leila WarahPublished on: October 31, 2026Country: Palestine
World / International
Palestinians ‘Stealing their own olives’

In Beita, Palestinian farmers begin picking olives at 5am. They barricade roads with stones and keep watch for Israeli settlers so they can flee if attacked. More than 200 settler attacks have been recorded since September.

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