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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Painting offensive slogans, sawing and uprooting four hundred ...
Yatta (Hebron)

Damage to property
Torching of a generator and trucks valued at hundreds of thous...
Huwarah (Nablus)

Damage to property
Assault of farmers on their land
Far'ata (Qalqilya)

Violence
Herding sheep on private farmland
Kfar Malik (Ramallah)

Takeover of land
Uprooting and theft of three hundred olive trees
Qaryut (Nablus)

Damage to property
Slashing tires of 31 vehicles spraying offensive slogans
Yatma (Nablus)

Damage to property
“The larger damage is emotional, and the sense of helplessness and insecurity in my own home”
Far'ata (Qalqilya)

Damage to property
Littering farmland with construction waste and trash
Turmusaya (Ramallah)

Takeover of land
Building a stable on a private olive grove
Sanniriya (Qalqilya)

Takeover of land
Damage to fifty olive trees and theft of olives
Kafr Qadum (Qalqilya)

Damage to property
