Today, Saturday, the Israeli occupation forces expelled farmers from their lands in the town of Beit Ummar, north of Hebron, and burned large areas of their lands planted with trees, grapes, and almonds.

According to local sources, the Israeli occupation forces expelled the farmers from their lands, and fired poisonous gas and sound bombs, causing fires to break out in hundreds of dunams in Khallat al-Kutla, Khirbet al-Qat, and Wadi al-Wahadin, which are planted with olives, almonds, and grapes, in addition to a number of planted greenhouses, tools, and equipment. Agricultural.

This land belongs to the Al-Salibi and Awad families, with material losses estimated, according to the people, at more than one and a half million shekels, especially since the farmers are at the beginning of the agricultural year and the season of waiting for the harvest.