US intervention shifts the balance

The article highlighted the repercussions of settler attacks in the village of Qusra in southern Nablus. It described how the U.S. administration intervened to pressure Israel to remove the settlers and lift the siege on the Palestinian family being held hostage, which angered Israeli officials and prompted diplomatic protests expressed by Washington. This led to an immediate move to end the siege and dismantle the settler outpost, amid American fears that Israel might be unable to curb the ongoing violence and intimidation against Palestinians. The article also touched on the return of the Ganim settlement after its evacuation in 2005, as part of Israeli efforts to expand control in northern West Bank and geographically divide the region, in a broader effort to undermine the possibility of establishing a Palestinian state.

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