Qasra houses still blockaded after 20 days
The occupation forces and settlers have continued their blockade for the past 20 days on three houses in the Ras Al-Ain area in the town of Qusra, south of Nablus, with the aim of forcing families to evacuate and seizing their land. This comes amidst extensive movements, the installation of tents, and iron barriers at the entrances to the area. Additionally, settlers have set up new mobile homes at the eastern entrance of Qusra, along with increased settlement activities in the area, as part of the ongoing policy of forced displacement in the West Bank. Palestinian governorates have witnessed repeated attacks by settlers, including assaults on Palestinians, as well as efforts to level and confiscate land, and the closure of homes with iron gates to restrict residents' movement—continuing attempts to tighten control and Judaize the region.
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