شبكة راية الإعلامية
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The United Nations Office of Human Rights in the occupied Palestinian territories has affirmed that settler attacks on Palestinian homes have reached unbearable levels, calling on the Israeli occupation to remove settlers who carry out violence, unlawfully seize land, and expand settlements. It explained that a settlement outpost was established near Qusra, south of Nablus, in November 2025, coinciding with an escalation in their attacks which included breaking into homes, physical assaults, destruction, theft, and arson, including targeting a mosque. In July, settlers cut off water and electricity supplies to three homes, and in August, they closed entrances and encircled Palestinian families, leading to their detention without access to basic needs. Despite their pleas for help, Israeli forces prevented access to them, with soldiers present praying alongside settlers near the homes. The UN confirmed that these actions, supported or implicitly approved by Israel, aim to force families to leave their homes and expose them to the risk of forced displacement. It also warned that the International Court issued a ruling declaring the settlements illegal and requiring their evacuation. The UN urged Israel to adhere to its laws to ensure the protection of Palestinians and hold perpetrators accountable for these acts.
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