News|Occupied West BankIsraeli settlers burn Palestinian home, fell olive trees in West BankThere have been more than 2,400 settler attacks on Palestinian property since October 7, 2023, displacing over 3,000 people.
Israeli forces and settlers have conducted multiple operations across the occupied West Bank, resulting in injuries and property damage. In a raid on Wed, Oct 1, 2025, Israeli troops entered the Far’a refugee camp near Tubas, wounding two residents, as…
Israeli forces and settlers have conducted multiple operations across the occupied West Bank, resulting in injuries and property damage. In a raid on Wed, Oct 1, 2025, Israeli troops entered the Far’a refugee camp near Tubas, wounding two residents, as reported by the Palestinian Wafa news agency. The Israeli military also detained individuals from various locations, including the Far’a camp, Tulkarem, Hebron, and Jifna near Ramallah.
Settlers reportedly set fire to a Palestinian home near Huwara in the Nablus governorate. The incident involved firefighters attempting to control the blaze affecting an outdoor structure. In a separate occurrence, settlers cut down approximately 300 almond and olive trees near Sa’ir, Hebron, continuing a pattern of agricultural attacks. Additionally, settlers allegedly harassed residents in a neighborhood southeast of Bethlehem.
Israeli forces and settlers have conducted multiple operations across the occupied West Bank, resulting in injuries and property damage.
According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, attacks by Israeli forces and settlers in the West Bank have increased since the Gaza conflict began in Oct 2023, resulting in over 1,047 Palestinian deaths and more than 10,000 injuries. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reports that settler attacks on Palestinian property have occurred over 2,400 times in the past two years, causing the displacement of at least 3,055 people, including 1,529 children, primarily from Bedouin or herding communities.
Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.
