'Israeli' military block aid from reaching Qusra families
Note: AI technology was used to generate this article’s audio.
- Residents reject claims that the siege was lifted.
- 'Israeli' settlers reimpose blockade after military withdrawal.
- Families remain cut off from food and water.
The 'Israeli' military has actively participated in enforcing a blockade surrounding Palestinian family homes in the town of Qusra, south of Nablus, by preventing local activists from reaching the residences to deliver essential food and water supplies.
Despite formal announcements by the 'Israeli' military claiming intervention and statement assurances from the US Ambassador to 'Israel' Mike Huckabee regarding steps taken to address the situation, activists and residents report that the military's actions functioned as a temporary performance.
شارك الجيش الإسرائيلي في حصار منازل العائلات الفلسطينية في بلدة قصرة، وذلك بمنعه مجموعة من النشطاء من الوصول إلى المنازل وإيصال الطعام والمياه . https://t.co/uwuRKCfJ2w pic.twitter.com/dcc4FufrjA
— Tamer | تامر (@tamerqdh) August 14, 2026
Settlers rebuild camp, resume blockade
Local residents confirmed that once 'Israeli' military forces withdrew from the immediate area, 'Israeli' settlers promptly returned to the site.
The settlers re-erected their shade tents outside the targeted Palestinian homes to shield themselves from the sun, maintaining their blockade and continuously denying trapped Palestinian families access to food, drinking water, and vital relief.
