The Israeli occupation army and Israeli colonial settlers carried out 1,197 assaults against Palestinians across the occupied West Bank in October, according to the Colonisation and Wall Resistance Commission.

In its monthly report, the commission explained that Heron witnessed the highest number of Israeli attacks, followed by Nablus and Ramallah.

Muayyad Shaaban, the commission's director, Israeli settlers have committed 254 assaults in October, a record high compared to previous months. 

The Israeli occupation authorities issued 12 demolition, stop-work, or eviction orders against Palestinian structures in the occupied West Bank, particularly in Qalqiliya and Tubas, under the pretext of "unlicensed construction."

Over the past month, the Israeli occupation army demolished 43 Palestinian structures across the occupied West Bank, including homes and commercial facilities.

According to the report, Israeli colonial settlers have damaged and uprooted a total of 1,584 olive trees across the occupied West Bank, particularly in Nablus, with 905 trees, and Hebron, with 408 trees.

The Israeli occupation authorities have seized a total of 616 dunums (61.6 hectares) of Palestinian land to expand the illegal settlement of "Eileh", built on vast tracts of occupied Palestinian territory in the villages of As-Sawiya, Al-Lubban ash-Sharqiya, and Qaryout in Nablus.

Over the last month, the Israeli occupation approved 11 new settler-colonial plans to expand its illegal settlements across the occupied West Bank in a blatant violation of the International Law.

Nearly 666,000 Israeli colonial settlers now live in 145 illegal settlements and 140 outposts, built on large swathes of occupied Palestinian land across the occupied West Bank, including Jerusalem, according to human rights groups.