West Bank: Activist recounts life under settler siege in Qusra
Summary
Israeli settlers have surrounded Palestinian homes in the West Bank village of Qusra, creating a siege that has lasted for a week. A human rights activist described how they brought food to the trapped residents while the Israeli army said it would help deliver supplies and prevent violence between settlers and activists.Key Facts
- The siege is taking place in Qusra, a village in the West Bank.
- Israeli settlers have surrounded homes on the edge of the village.
- Palestinian families are trapped inside their homes due to the siege.
- Human rights activists visited the homes on foot to leave food outside.
- The Israeli army said it would deliver food supplies to the residents.
- The army is working to stop clashes between settlers and activists.
- The situation has lasted for at least one week.
- The event reflects ongoing tensions in the West Bank between Israeli settlers and Palestinian residents.
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