450 uprising of Palestinian people in two years: Israeli NGO | War-Israel-Palestine News

Israeli forces do not always intervene to prevent these threats, and often do so, B’Tselem forces say.

When the Israeli liberation movement reported 451 incidents of Palestinian violence since early 2020, Israeli forces have not intervened to stop the violence.

In a report published Sunday, B’Tselem said that in 66 percent of cases when captured West Bank residents invaded Palestine, Israeli forces did not go to the scene.

Of the 170 cases received by the military, the military decided not to intervene to protect the Palestinians or to join them.

In just 13 cases, Israeli forces have taken steps to “protect the lives of their neighbors”, according to B’Tselem.

“Settler’s attack on Palestine is a tactic used by the Israeli apartheid regime, which seeks to advance and end the destruction of most of Palestinian territories,” the rights group said in a statement. “When violence is perpetrated with the permission and assistance of Israeli authorities and with their support, it is state-of-the-art violence.

Israel, which has occupied the West Bank since 1967, has denied the allegations in a statement issued Friday stating “Similar, baseless allegations concerning Palestinian rights have been made in recent years.

There was no immediate comment by Israeli security forces on B’Tselem’s findings.

In recent months there has been an increase in violence against West Bank residents against Palestinians, including farmers who harvest their olive groves.

“It is clear that there is an increase in violence,” said Ghassan Daghlas, who oversees violence against people in the North West, he tells Al Jazeera last month, describing the violence as “prepared and not just random”.

Last week, a group of civilians destroyed several vehicles in a town near Ramallah, and in September, dozens of residents of Bedouin village in the southern West Bank, leaving several injured, including a minor Palestinian child.

B’Tselem spokesman Dror Sadot said the group had not contacted security officials to comment on the report because “we understand that they are not doing anything about our allegations”.

The team cited five examples in various parts of the West Bank that saw violent people occupy more than 2,800 hectares (6,919 acres).

It mentioned Ma’on Farm, which was illegally built south of the West Bank but which together with a small plot of land now covers 264 hectares (652 acres), including roads and pastures used by Palestinian people.

Shepherd Jummah Ribii, 48, of Palestine in Al-Tuwani, told B’Tselem that the violence of the occupants had driven him away from the farming that cared for his family.

He also said that immigrants attacked him severely in 2018. “He broke my leg, and I spent two weeks in the hospital and continued treatment at home,” B’Tselem quoted him as saying.

I had to sell many sheep for a cure. ”

Farmer Zuhdi Hassan he tells Al Jazeera faced challenges this season mainly due to their attacks, travel restrictions and the lack of rainfall.

“Usually, I make 20 large plastic containers of olive oil, but this year I will only produce six or seven containers,” said the 57-year-old. the world and continue to destroy our prices. “

Hundreds of thousands of Israeli migrants have moved to areas of the West Bank that are considered illegal under international law.

Other foreign lands, including Ma’on Farm, are also illegal under Israeli law. However, the government has been delayed or unwilling to remove them.