Israeli settlers systematically target the Palestinian olive harvest
Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank are destroying olive trees.
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As Israeli settlers harvest olives on Palestinian land, farmers face growing violence and loss of an ancient tradition.
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Israeli settlers systematically target the Palestinian olive harvest
Israeli settlers take Palestinian olives, and their harvest traditions
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Read the full report at Al JazeeraIsraeli settlers in the occupied West Bank are destroying olive trees.
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