Settler violence impacts the daily routine of Palestinians in the occupied Palestinian territory. In first person brings the testimonies of Palestinians in their own words as documented by Yesh Din since 2005, describing the violence and ongoing harm to their person, property and land by Israeli settlers in the West Bank. In first person also illustrates Israeli authorities’ inadequate investigation of incidents and treatment of perpetrators when the victims of offences are Palestinian.
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Damage to fifty olive trees and theft of olives
Kafr Qadum (Qalqilya)

Damage to property
Torching of generators and a diesel fuel tank in a factory
Beita (Nablus)

Damage to property
Firing at farmers: “No punishment and no law enforcement, and this is the result”
Turmusaya (Ramallah)

Violence
Uprooting and theft of olive trees
a-Sawiyah (Nablus)

Damage to property
Assault of children on their way to school
Kh. a-Tuba (Hebron)

Violence
Harvesting and theft of olives
al-Mughayir (Ramallah)

Damage to property
Invasion of private land with a flock and destruction of saplings
Sinjil (Ramallah)

Damage to property
Torching of a vehicle and the facade of a residence
Einabus (Nablus)

Damage to property
Torching of a field
Kfar Malik (Ramallah)

Damage to property
Stones thrown at a house
Masha (Salfit)

Violence