Ramallah - MA'AN - On Saturday, settlers set fire to agricultural lands in the town of Turmus'ayya northeast of Ramallah. Security sources reported that settlers set fire to tens of dunams planted with olive trees in the plains of Turmus'ayya, on the road between the town and the neighboring village of Al-Mughayyir. It is worth noting that settlers have forcefully prevented citizens for months from accessing their lands, which has led to the proliferation of weeds in fields planted with olive trees, facilitating the rapid spread of the fire. Source: Maan News Agency
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