From settlers' siege to homeowner eviction

In August, the Rass al-Ain area in the town of Qusra south of Nablus was targeted, where settlers besieged three Palestinian families, blocked the roads, and cut off water and electricity supplies. This action reinforced an ongoing siege that has lasted more than four months, along with attempts to establish a new settlement outpost. Following intervention by Israeli occupation forces, who claimed they were working to dismantle the outpost, several homes were seized and turned into military barracks, including the houses under siege. Although some tents pitched in front of the houses were removed, the settlers returned and re-erected a tent in front of the three homes, reflecting the persistent tension and conflict. Palestinians face threats of eviction and assault, while the houses remain a point of contention between settlers and the Israeli army, leaving families outside their homes despite their desire to stay.

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