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Israel is constructing a 22-kilometre-long, 50-meter-wide separation wall named 'Crimson Thread' in the northern Jordan Valley, displacing Palestinian farmers like Khairallah Bani Odeh. The project, cutting through the 'breadbasket of Palestine', exacerbates land loss and livelihood disruption due to settler attacks, water shortages, and Israeli land seizures.

Israel is constructing a 22-kilometre separation wall named 'Crimson Thread' in the northern Jordan Valley, displacing Palestinian farmers and cutting them off from agricultural land. The project, which includes a 50-meter-wide road, has destroyed water infrastructure, damaged crops, and forced families to relocate, threatening over 20,000 dunams of farmland.

Wafa news agency reported settler attacks and Israeli military operations across the occupied West Bank, including the assault of Palestinian farmers in Atuf, the shooting of a family (including a seven-month-old infant who later died) near Hebron, and Israeli forces entering a home in Deir Dibwan during a confrontation with settlers. A settler was observed between military forces and protesters in Idna.