Beit Ummar Agricultural & Environmental Violations

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Beit Ummar

Beit Ummar Agricultural & Environmental Violations

Date: 10 May 2026

Location: East and North of Beit Ummar

1. Incident Summaries

Attempted Livestock Theft

On 10 May 2026, a group of settlers attempted to steal sheep from Palestinian residents in eastern Beit Ummar. Local residents discovered the attempt, leading to a physical confrontation. Through the intervention of the residents, the theft was prevented and the livestock were safely recovered.

Agricultural Sabotage (Wastewater Discharge)

During the same period, settlers from the Gush Etzion bloc released wastewater onto Palestinian agricultural lands in northern Beit Ummar. This discharge caused severe damage to more than 100 dunums of grape farms and cultivated land.

2. Visual Documentation of Damage

The following images document the extent of the wastewater flooding the grape farms in the northern area

Two men in head coverings on a stony hillside, with another person standing higher up the slope

Grapevines on a terraced hillside with standing water between the rows (photo is turned sideways)

Man in a head covering and white T-shirt standing on a stony hillside, with another person behind him

Originally posted on the CFJ Colorado Facebook page.

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