Interactive Map Tracks Attacks on West Bank Olive Trees and Farmers

An interactive map documents the spread of attacks by Israeli occupation forces and settlers on olive trees and farmers across the West Bank, highlighting damage to a central part of Palestinian agricultural heritage.

The findings record damage affecting approximately 284,000 trees, with losses estimated at $153.8 million.

By mapping the attacks, the project provides a geographic picture of harm to olive groves and the farmers who tend them, rather than presenting the incidents solely as a combined total.

The scale of the recorded damage underscores the threat to the West Bank’s olive-growing heritage, bringing the destruction of trees and its financial toll into a single account.