Abdel Salam and Abu Rida Families Lead Qasra Resistance
The article reports ongoing siege and clashes in the village of Qusra south of Nablus, where occupation forces and settlers have imposed a suffocating blockade on two families, Abdul Salam and Abu Reida, for several months. They have cut off electricity and water, closed roads, and carried out repeated assaults in an attempt to impose facts on the ground and establish a settlement outpost. The two families are calling for international intervention to protect them, emphasizing that this escalation threatens their very existence and resembles a scenario of evacuating other families in the area. Attacks and occupation of lands and homes continue, along with threats to housing and agricultural projects in the region. On a broader scale, statistics indicate that occupation forces and settlers carried out more than 2,200 attacks during July alone, with the escalation concentrated in Nablus, Jenin, and Ramallah governorates, demonstrating a coordinated effort between military force and settler terrorism.
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