Qasra siege enters 14th day

Israeli occupation forces have imposed a strict siege on three homes in the town of Qusra south of Nablus since August 9th. This siege has continued into its fourteenth day, during which the entire area has been closed off, preventing the delivery of aid and supporters. The aim appears to be isolating the families and achieving settlement goals. The forces have expanded their control over the area, turning 16 homes into military checkpoints or bases. Meanwhile, about 15 members of the Abu Rida and Hossan families are besieged and facing severe shortages of medicines and food supplies under ongoing military measures and occupation of the region. This occurred simultaneously with settlers renewing a grazing outpost just hundreds of meters away, and a mosque was set on fire on July 26th, as part of escalating settlement campaigns aimed at controlling Mount Ras Al-Ain. This strategically significant mountain overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and Jordanian lands and contains a major water source. Continued assaults and repressive practices are taking place in the area, accompanied by increased tensions and daily targeting of residents. According to UN and media reports, these actions are part of an attempt to impose an settler-colony reality that displaces the population and erases their presence in the region.

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