Settlers enlarge Beit Iksa outpost
On Sunday morning, settlers expanded a settlement outpost on land belonging to the town of Beit Iksa northwest of Jerusalem. They brought in bulldozers and heavy machinery to carry out leveling and land-grading work aimed at strengthening their presence and seizing more Palestinian lands. The expansion operations began on March 11, 2026, following the storming of areas including Ras Freij, Krum al-Gharaba, and al-Mattata, where settlers closed the agricultural road. The occupation forces were used to protect them and prevent residents from reaching their lands. The town of Beit Iksa, which is home to about two thousand people, faces policies of restriction, including being isolated by checkpoints and a wall, along with the confiscation of large areas of its land for the benefit of settlements and settlement outposts.
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