Owner with US citizenship amid Nablus settler encirclement

Israeli settlers have continued the siege of the "Abu Rida" family's home in the town of Kustra south of Nablus, in northern Jenin, for the fourth consecutive day. They set up a tent in front of the house and imposed a blockade preventing food and water from entering, as well as blocking access to or from the home. The Israeli army removed the tent on Wednesday, but the settlers remained encamped around the house, which is a villa owned by Loai Abdul Moneim Abu Rida, a resident of the United States. During this period, there have been attacks and clashes between settlers and the army. The settlers have refused to allow aid to be brought in or residents to leave. They have previously attempted to storm the house and steal belongings since January 2024, including burning a mosque and cutting off water and electricity to the area. These attacks have continued for over seven months, with reports indicating more than 2,256 incidents by occupation forces and settlers against Palestinians and their property.

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