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Violations by settlers are escalating in the West Bank, especially in the town of Qusra south of Nablus, where occupation forces have imposed a blockade on three Palestinian families for six days. This has included cutting off water and electricity, and settlers have set up a tent at the entrances of their homes. International and Palestinian activists attempted to break the blockade and deliver aid, but the Israeli army prevented them. There are widespread suspicions that the situation is being exploited to annex land and expand settlements. Additionally, it was announced that law enforcement authority has been transferred from the army to the Israeli police, led by Itamar Ben Gvir, which has drawn criticism from Palestinians and the international community. This represents a clear escalation of the policies of control and annexation in the region.
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