Settlers Attack Palestinian Olive Harvesters in West Bank, Injuring Several Including US Journalist

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The BBC reports that masked Israeli settlers assaulted Palestinians who were trying to harvest olives in the West Bank. A US journalist was also among those injured in the attack. The incident is part of a rise in similar confrontations between settlers and Palestinians during the harvest season. The article's account is based on BBC footage of the attack. The report places the violence within a broader pattern of escalating settler-related incidents in the territory.

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