Activists have tried to delivered supplies to Palestinians whose homes in the occupied West Bank have been besieged for days by Israeli settlers. The group left water and food near one of the houses in Qusra where two Palestinian families have been trapped since Sunday, with their power and water supplies cut off. Two of
The situation in Qusra first began on Sunday when settlers blocked the road to the Palestinian families’ gates and cut off their power and water supplies. The first Israeli soldiers who came to the site prayed with the settlers – an act for which the Israel military later said they would be disciplined. On Wednesday
Israeli settlers have been besieging two Palestinian families in their homes in the occupied West Bank since Sunday, with the families saying their supplies were running out and rights groups urging the authorities to step in. On Wednesday Israeli security forces were reported to have withdrawn from the Jewish settler outpost in the village of
Israeli settlers have set fire to two mosques as well as cars and farmland in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials say, as tensions in the territory continue to rise. The latest attacks come two days after a clash between settlers and Palestinians near the village of Tal, which left four Palestinians and two Israelis
“Upon arrival, the troops dispersed the Israeli civilians and allowed the vehicles to continue on their way,” the IDF said. Khanna was visiting the ruins of Khirbet Zanuta, on a research visit to observe the impact of the Israeli occupation of the area. The politician, father of two children, is reflecting on a presidential candidacy