Jerusalem Daily: Israeli settlers burn Palestinian olive groves

Israeli settlers burned Palestinian olive groves as attacks on the harvest season continued. Several Palestinian farmers, volunteers and journalists were injured. Meanwhile, overnight Israeli attacks on Gaza persist on residential areas. This is Jerusalem Daily, where we bring you the latest news from Palestine and Israel. This morning, Palestinian farmers heading to their olive groves to harvest their trees were met with extreme Israeli settler and army violence. Settlers surrounded the olive groves from the top of the hills of Abu Falah and Turmus Aya near Ramallah, then began to descend and attack Palestinians, burning their cars and their olive trees. and the Israeli army doesn't come to these scenes to stop the settler attacks they come to protect the settlers and violently push the Palestinians and journalists off the scene these attacks come in the middle of this year's olive harvest season that many Palestinians rely on to sustain their businesses throughout the year over in Gaza a different type of Israeli violence persists despite a so-called ceasefire. An Israeli strike on the Sheikh Rabwah neighborhood north of Gaza City injured a number of Palestinians, and one man succumbed to his wounds shortly after. The strike targeted a gathering of people, and the Israeli army later claimed it had killed two people it accused of working with armed groups in Gaza. Stay with us on Al Jazeera for all these latest developments.