Local Editor
For the second time in days, Zionist settlers attacked Palestinian olive
grove which is considered a vital source of revenue for Palestinian farmers.
Extremist settlers torched dozens of olive trees were set ablaze in a
Palestinian village early on Saturday.
Residents of Qaryut village, 15 kilometers south of the West Bank city of
Nablus, said that the fires had been set at several different spots
simultaneously and security officials said the evidence pointed to an arson
attack by residents of the settlement of Eli.
Seventy of the village's olive trees were cut down in the early hours of
Wednesday, the first day of the olive harvest, a period when Zionist settlers
have in the past raided Palestinian farmers and their crops.
Figures released last year by the international aid group Oxfam indicated
there are approximately 9.5 million olive trees in the West Bank.
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