The occupation uproots dozens of olive trees west of Bethlehem

Occupied Jerusalem - SANA

Today, the Israeli occupation forces stormed Palestinian lands in the village of Wadi Fukin, west of Bethlehem in the West Bank, and uprooted dozens of olive trees.

The director of the Office of the Resistance of the Wall and Settlement Authority in Bethlehem, Hassan Breijieh, told Wafa that the occupation forces stormed the village with a number of bulldozers, razed three dunums of its lands and uprooted 50 olive trees.

The villages of Bethlehem are subjected to repeated attacks by the occupation forces and settlers, represented by burning and cutting down trees in order to seize and Judaize Palestinian lands.