UN: West Bank Sees Record Settler Violence, Dozens of Children Killed in 2025
November 10, 2025
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October marked the highest monthly number of Israeli settler attacks since UN monitoring began in 2006, with over 260 incidents, an average of eight per day.
▪️ 150 settler attacks during the olive harvest injured over 140 Palestinians and destroyed 4,200 trees across 77 villages.
▪️ One in every five Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in 2025 was a child. Since January, 42 Palestinian children have been killed.
▪️ Recent Deaths:
Between Oct28–Nov 3, six Palestinians were killed — five by Israeli forces (including two minors) and one by a settler. Another detainee from Jenin died in Israeli custody.
▪️ Deaths in Detention:
Since Oct 2023, 80 Palestinians have died in Israeli prisons, including 51 from Gaza. Over 9,200 Palestinians remain imprisoned – nearly 3,400 held without charge.
▪️ Home Demolitions: 11 Palestinian structures were destroyed last week, displacing 13 people (nine children). In Zif village, Israeli bulldozers also razed a donor-funded water pipeline serving 1,000 residents.
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