Nablus South Settlement Expansion
The villages south of Nablus in the West Bank have witnessed an escalation in settler attacks, with settlers setting fire to three vehicles and attacking Palestinian homes between Jalud and Tellőt villages. Additionally, they destroyed part of the electricity network in Madama town. Incidents of cutting power lines from new settlement outposts have also recurred, leading to power outages in parts of the area. These actions are part of a policy aimed at tightening restrictions on Palestinians and displacing them, in cooperation with the occupation forces. The assaults—ranging from property arson and attacking residents to damaging infrastructure—are increasingly frequent, all in pursuit of expanding settlement activities.
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