Mapping Settler Attacks in the Occupied West Bank

This investigation documents settler attacks across the Occupied West Bank by combining witness testimonies, video evidence, and geospatial analysis. We map the locations, frequencies, and patterns of these incidents to provide a comprehensive overview of settler violence in the region.

Investigation Methodology

• Collecting first-hand testimonies from Palestinian communities affected by settler attacks
• Geolocating incident sites using satellite imagery and field verification
• Analyzing video footage and photographs to establish timelines and identify patterns
• Mapping attack vectors and proximity to settlements to understand spatial relationships
• Cross-referencing with human rights organization reports and media documentation

Findings

Our findings reveal systematic patterns of settler violence, with attacks often occurring near specific settlements and during particular time periods. The mapped data shows clusters of incidents along key routes and agricultural areas, suggesting coordinated intimidation campaigns.

By visualizing these attacks geographically, we aim to highlight the scope and scale of settler violence while providing an evidence-based resource for accountability efforts and policy discussions.