Settlers filmed grazing livestock through Palestinian village in central West Bank, damaging crops

Israeli settlers are filmed grazing their livestock through the Palestinian village of Sinjil in the central West Bank.

The livestock are seen damaging the crop of a Palestinian farmer in the village as the settlers look on.

The tactic is one of many adopted by settlers to harass Palestinians, with the aim being to drive them off of their lands.

Several thousand Palestinians, mainly Bedouin, have fled their homes over the last three years after being unable to withstand the near-daily harassment and attacks by settlers, which go almost entirely unchecked by Israeli authorities.

Dozens of left-wing Israeli activists have begun conducting what is called “protective presence” in some of the most targeted Palestinian villages.

The banality of evil: Settlers graze their sheep inside a Palestinian faqous (a type of cucumber) plot. Sinjil, not far from the Shilo settlement. pic.twitter.com/ACa5vVem9j

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