Palestinian farmers in shock, describe deadly West Bank harvest season after 4,000+ trees destroyed

Published on Nov 07, 2025 06:13 am IST

In the hills of the occupied West Bank, Palestinian farmers face a brutal olive harvest. Israeli settlers have allegedly unleashed waves of attacks—burning trees, seizing land, and leaving over a hundred injured. For generations, the olive tree has been a symbol of peace and livelihood. Now, it stands as a witness to violence and despair. As international eyes turn toward Israel, DW reporters meet the farmers who refuse to give up their land and legacy. Will justice prevail, or will silence bury their struggle once again?

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