Interactive Map Tracks Attacks on West Bank Olive Trees and Farmers

An interactive map documents the scale of attacks by Israeli forces and settlers on olive trees and farmers across the occupied West Bank, highlighting damage to a vital agricultural resource.

The findings show that roughly 284,000 trees have been affected, with losses estimated at $153.8 million.

By mapping the attacks, the project provides a geographic picture of the harm inflicted on olive cultivation across the territory. It brings together incidents involving both trees and the farmers who tend them.

The damage extends beyond the trees themselves. Olive cultivation is closely tied to Palestinian livelihoods and heritage, making attacks on groves a threat to both agricultural income and a longstanding connection to the land.