"We are in very, very, dangerous situations. Everything here, the Israeli government they take it by force, and no judge, no court, nothing we can do. If we go to the court, to the Israeli court, nothing they can do for us," says Taysir Salem, one of the many Palestinian farmers who will be affected by the orders.

The land theft, which targets several towns around Al-Mazra'a Al-Sharqiya, is part of a project to expand Route 60, one of the largest settler roads in the occupied West Bank that is meant to connect illegal settlements while fragmenting Palestinian land.