PHOTOS: Olive trees damaged in Hebron
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Several of the olive trees damaged early Sunday morning in the South Hebron Hills/Photo: Operation Dove
Ten
olive trees were seriously damaged early Sunday morning by Israeli
settlers in the South Hebron Hills. The olive trees, located in the
Humra valley located adjacent to the Israeli outpost of Havat Ma'on
(Hill 833), belong to Ibrahim Rabai from the nearby village of
At-Tuwani.
The damaged olive trees belong to Ibrahim Rabai/Photo: Operation Dove
Israeli
police visited the area Sunday afternoon to document the incident, and
this morning Rabai will officially file a complaint with the police.
View of the targeted olive tree grove/Photo: Operation Dove
In the last 30 days a total of 18 olive trees have been seriously damaged in the Humra valley.
More damaged olive trees/Photo: Operation Dove
The
number of Palestinian-owned trees uprooted and damaged in the South
Hebron Hills area since January 2012 now rises to 177, the majority of
which are located in the Humra valley.
Olive
trees are an essential resource for the Palestinian community in the
South Hebron Hills area, and their damage results in substantial
economic losses for local residents.
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Ten olive trees were seriously damaged early Sunday morning by Israeli settlers in the South Hebron Hills. The olive trees, located in the Humra valley located adjacent to the Israeli outpost of Havat Ma'on (Hill 833), belong to Ibrahim Rabai from the nearby village of At-Tuwani.
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| The damaged olive trees belong to Ibrahim Rabai/Photo: Operation Dove |
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| More damaged olive trees/Photo: Operation Dove |
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