Settlers escalated their attacks on Monday against citizens, their property and their agricultural land in separate areas of the West Bank, resulting in a young man being injured and vehicles and equipment being burned, along with damage to property and the theft of olive harvests, and farmers being prevented from completing the picking season.
In Tubas governorate, a young man was injured with bruises after settlers attacked olive pickers near the village of Tayasir, east of the city, while others attacked citizens' property in the northern Birza gathering and tore a plastic tent belonging to a citizen using sharp tools.
In Nablus governorate, settlers set fire to three bulldozers and a number of vehicles and equipment belonging to stone-cutting workshops in the industrial area of the town of Beita, south of the city, after dozens of settlers attacked the area, causing damage to property.
In Ramallah, settlers forced farmers to leave their land in the town of Silwad, east of the city, while they were working to pick olives.
In the southern West Bank, settlers stole olives from citizens' land in the town of Yatta, south of Hebron, while others released their sheep on agricultural land in the Khirbet al-Kharaba area, east of the town of al-Samu', damaging citizens' crops.
