In a new violation of Palestinian rights, settlers today, Sunday, prevented several citizens from working on their agricultural lands in the northern Jordan Valley. These assaults come as part of a systematic policy aimed at displacing Palestinians from their lands.
Local sources reported that the settlers expelled one citizen from his land in Khillat Khadr al-Farisiya, where he was preparing it for the upcoming agricultural season. This assault reflects the rising tensions in the area, which has seen an increase in attacks by settlers in recent years.
It is noteworthy that the Israeli occupation forced many Palestinian families last year to leave their homes in the northern Jordan Valley, leading to the depopulation of the area from Palestinian presence. This policy aligns with settlement goals that seek to control Palestinian lands.
The northern Jordan Valley is considered a strategic area, known for its fertile lands, making it a target for settlers seeking to seize it. However, Palestinians continue to resist and cling to their lands despite the significant challenges.
These violations require urgent international action to pressure the occupation to stop its assaults and protect the rights of Palestinians in their lands. The international silence on these violations perpetuates them and increases the suffering of the Palestinian people.
The occupation forced several families to leave their homes in the area after the escalation of assaults.
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Colonizers prevent citizens from working on their lands in the northern Jordan Valley.