From one house to villages: Israeli settlers have Palestinians surrounded
Summary
Israeli settlers have surrounded the home of Yousef Shanaran and his family in the South Hebron Hills, preventing them from leaving or accessing their well and crops. The Israeli army has limited involvement, allowing access only sporadically, while settlers maintain close control, leading to what locals describe as a siege.Key Facts
- Yousef Shanaran’s home in the South Hebron Hills has been surrounded by Israeli settlers since October 5.
- Settlers moved a tent close to the house, restricting the family’s movement and exposing them to attacks.
- The family cannot freely access their well or bring in food without army permission.
- The Israeli army coordinates limited access but often delays or refuses to assist with supplies.
- Settlers have attacked the family using sticks and pepper spray.
- The army presence outside the home appears passive and does not stop settlers from returning after tent demolitions.
- The area is under joint Israeli-Palestinian control, but laws restricting settlers are not enforced.
- Local Palestinians describe the situation as living in a prison inside their own home because of the siege.
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