Settler violence affects residents water and power
Settlers continue their attacks in the West Bank, where they have been besieging three houses in the town of Qusra south of Nablus for the tenth consecutive day, preventing residents from entering or leaving after the area was declared a closed military zone. In other areas, Palestinian properties—such as the destruction of electricity poles and damage to water lines—have been targeted in an effort to assert control and disrupt essential services. Tensions and Israeli escalation are escalating, leading to the injury of two young men in Beita, south of Nablus. These violations are recurring, worsening the humanitarian situation and increasing tension between the local residents and the occupying forces.
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