The head of the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission, Mu’ayyad Sha’ban, said that Zionist occupation forces and settlers carried out 2,144 attacks during November, continuing the series of actions and violations committed by the occupying authorities against the Palestinian people, their land, and their property.
Sha’ban reaffirmed in the commission’s monthly report published today, Wednesday, entitled “Occupation Violations and Colonial Expansion Measures,” that the Zionist army carried out 1,523 attacks, while settlers waged 621 attacks, targeting the governorates of Ramallah and Al-Bireh with 360 attacks, Hebron with 348 attacks, Bethlehem with 342 attacks, and Nablus with 334 attacks.
Sha’ban stated that the attacks ranged from direct physical assaults, uprooting of trees, field arson, preventing olive pickers from accessing their land, seizure of property, and demolition of homes and agricultural facilities. This is happening at a time when the occupying forces are closing off large areas of Palestinian land under the pretext of “security,” while allowing settlers to expand into these areas.
He pointed out that settlers have attempted to establish 19 new settlement outposts since early November, mainly for agricultural and pastoral purposes.
He stated that during November, the occupying authorities carried out 46 demolition operations affecting 76 facilities, including 20 inhabited houses, two uninhabited houses, 30 agricultural facilities, and 23 sources of income, concentrated in the Hebron Governorate with 30 facilities, the Al-Quds Governorate (15 facilities) and the Bethlehem Governorate (11 facilities).
