‘Water and salt’: Qusra residents trapped in Israeli settler siege
Summary
Fifteen Palestinians, including two children, are trapped inside three homes in Qusra, West Bank, surrounded by Israeli settlers and military forces. They lack food, water, and electricity, and efforts to deliver aid have been blocked, creating a severe humanitarian crisis.Key Facts
- The siege in Qusra has lasted more than a week, with 15 Palestinians trapped inside three homes.
- Israeli settlers and military forces surround the homes, cutting off basic supplies like food, water, and electricity.
- The United Nations reported the trapped residents are living in fear and unable to meet their basic needs.
- A UNICEF aid convoy was blocked by the Israeli army, allowing limited food delivery but stopping water supplies.
- Israeli settlers attacked workers trying to repair utilities in the area.
- The Israeli army declared the area a closed military zone and set up a military post nearby.
- Residents inside the homes say they will remain despite the siege and refuse to leave their land.
- Some political analysts say the siege is part of a larger plan to force Palestinians from their land.
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