Gaza war, settler attacks ruin Palestinian olive harvest
After a year of relentless war, Gaza's olive harvest is set to suffer, while in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian farmers fear to tend their groves due to settler attacks. "Day after day, the settlers repeat their attacks on the village of Burqa every day. Every day they enter and attack, cutting down trees, burning trees, and picking their fruit," says Sael Kanaan, council head of Burqa, a village east of Ramallah.
After a year of relentless war, Gaza's olive harvest is set to suffer, while in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian farmers fear to tend their groves due to settler attacks. "Day after day, the settlers repeat their attacks on the village of Burqa every day. Every day they enter and attack, cutting down trees, burning trees, and picking their fruit," says Sael Kanaan, council head of Burqa, a village east of Ramallah.
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