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For Palestinian families in the occupied West Bank, harvesting olives has become a race against time. Near the village of Abu Falah, farmers say attacks by Isra…
For Palestinian families in the occupied West Bank, harvesting olives has become a race against time. Near the village of Abu Falah, farmers say attacks by Israeli settlers are preventing them from reaching their trees and threatening a vital source of income. DW's Tania Krämer reports.
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this is so terrible. why does the government in tel aviv not give a s about this injustices?! how can that regime be called a democracy when it allows such crimes?!
@@trustmindedImported3wk ago
It will be interesting what will be the consequences for attacking the reporter. She's from Washington Post, US.
@@mlpoknijbuhvygctfxrdzeswsqImported3wk ago
Why are they bringing small children?
@@Mr.ShadIslamImported3wk ago
😢
@@davidlondono8758Imported3wk ago
I am so sorry to see these news. Why no one is holding the settlers accountable for their crimes .. why😢?
@@ONEGIODHIAMBOImported3wk ago
Remember October 7th
@@jonDon6855Imported3wk ago
It's terrible for the people of the West Bank! Forcibly taking families' homes without following the law, and the Israeli police and government are complicit in this crime.
@@Franz_Josef97Imported3wk ago
The entire West is supporting this
@@markteras4622Imported3wk ago
How many of these Arabs were born in Jordan?
@@HermLeeSullyImported3wk ago
Can't blame the settlers for wanting revenge.
@@radiant_plusImported3wk ago
Israeli acts as a lawless state today
@@lanat-a-napak-asim-munirImported3wk ago
Free Balochistan from Pakistan dollar army
@@f3Lad5237Imported3wk ago
All violent Settiers need to get punished by law
@@FinnanbenImported3wk ago
This is what people support Israel for...
@@marvel696Imported3wk ago
Well, sooner or later these field could be bought by someone else...
@@dwnewsImported3wk ago
For generations, the olive harvest has been a source of income and a central part of Palestinian life. But farmers in the occupied West Bank say settler violence is making it increasingly difficult to harvest their own land.
For Palestinian families in the occupied West Bank, harvesting olives has become a race against time. Near the village of Abu Falah, farmers say attacks by Israeli settlers are preventing them from reaching their trees and threatening a vital source of income. DW's Tania Krämer reports.
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