U.S. Presses Netanyahu to Condemn Settler Attacks in Qusra
U.S. officials are urging Netanyahu to denounce the assaults as rights groups say settlers are trying to seize more land and displace Palestinians.
- Families in Qusra, a West Bank village, have faced deadly attacks from militant settlers for months, with homes under siege for nearly a week.
- The United States urges Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to publicly condemn the militant settlers attacking Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.
- Marmar Ouda has installed metal fences and window bars around his home to protect his family from settler attacks after his nephew was shot and killed five months ago.
- Israeli rights groups report that settlers act with near impunity under Israel’s far-right government, and over 2,200 Palestinians were displaced in 2026 due to settler violence and restrictions, according to United Nations data.
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The events currently unfolding in the Palestinian village of Qusra, in the occupied West Bank, are emblematic of a situation that seems to be spiraling out of control in the region. For a week, extremist settlers have been besieging several homes housing Palestinian families, without any intervention from the Israeli army, which is also present. RFI was able to speak with one of the Palestinian women trapped in Qusra.
Palestinians in Qusra say they have faced militant settler attacks for months
By Pesha Magid JERUSALEM, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Families on the outskirts of Qusra, the West Bank village where Palestinian homes have been under siege for nearly a week, said they have faced sometimes deadly attacks by militant settlers for months. The U...
In the West Bank, Israeli and international activists have brought food to Palestinian families that have been besieged by Israeli settlers for days.
Nancy, one of the five Italians who were in Qusra in the houses of families besieged by the settlers, speaks: "Draged away by the soldiers," says Nancy, one of the five Italians who were in Quesra in the houses of families besieged by the settlers. At Fatto tells of five days isolated from the world. In the hands of the fury of the settlers: "There were men with sticks. Then the illegal militia of the settlers arrived, armed up to [...] The arti…
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