Settlement expansion has a profound impact on the economic structure of the West Bank, leading to escalating costs associated with these developments. This expansion not only alters the demographic and physical landscape but also threatens agricultural productivity. The agricultural sector is facing increasing losses attributed to assaults on lands and farmers, making it difficult for local farmers to sustain their livelihoods. The invasion and encroachment of settlements have created an environment of insecurity for agricultural activities, further exacerbating the economic impact. As these losses mount, the implications for the West Bank's economy become severe, as agriculture is crucial for many families and the broader community. The ongoing settlement expansion could lead to a more precarious economic situation, leaving farmers struggling to cope with the diminished resources and opportunities for their agricultural endeavors.