Israeli settlers vandalized farmland in the Masafer Yatta region, uprooting olive saplings and damaging protective fencing on the Al-Hathalin family’s land, while livestock were released onto the Al-Shawahin family’s crops, causing extensive damage. In a separate incident, thousands of settlers, escorted by Israeli forces, invaded the town of Kifl Haris to perform rituals at historical sites, restricting Palestinian movement and vandalizing properties with racist graffiti. This pattern of settler violence is escalating, with little accountability for the offenders, as they are often supported by occupation authorities.
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Water levels plummet at drought-hit Iraqi reservoir
Water levels at Iraq's Dukan Dam have drastically decreased due to reduced rainfall and upstream damming, leading to severe water rationing affecting millions in the region. Currently at only 24% of its capacity, the reservoir is experiencing its lowest levels in two decades, exacerbating the impacts of climate change and drought on agriculture and water supply in neighboring areas. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The Dukan Dam in Iraq has very little water...
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