Settlers continue to plant dozens of trees in the Suwayda area in the northern Jordan Valley, as part of a new settlement project.
According to human rights activist Aref Daraghmeh, settlers have been planting trees in the Suwayda area for about 20 days, as part of the launch of a new settlement project in the Jordan Valley, run by a settlement organization that calls itself “Our Land,” and aims to plant thousands of trees so that each tree bears the name of a soldier from Soldiers who were killed during the occupation battles.
Daraghmeh explained that this organization began carrying out its first activity to the south of Khirbet As-Suwayda by planting 300 trees.
