شبكة قدس الإخبارية
شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The article discusses the suffering of a Palestinian family from the Ras Al-Ain area in the town of Qusra, Nablus. They face daily attacks by settlers who prevent them from accessing water and electricity, and threaten the lives of their children. A tent has been set up near their home, and settlers have carried out daily assaults that include throwing stones, cutting off water and power supplies, storming the house, destroying its contents, and even attempting to blow up the home with a gas cylinder. These repeated assaults have impacted the health of the two girls, Kinda (4 years old) and Hoor (under 3 years old). Kinda suffers from incontinence and extreme fear, while Hoor has a medical condition requiring treatment and a doctor. However, access to hospitals is blocked due to the ongoing attacks and security hardships. Additionally, access to medical care, food, and medicine has become limited because of the blockade and continuous closures, exacerbating the family's suffering amid a situation that threatens their daily lives and hampers their psychological and physical stability.
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