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HaaretzSecurity

Palestinian Family Claims Settlers Bar Them From Home Despite IDF Presence

Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

A Palestinian family in the southern Hebron Hills claims they have been confined to their home for five days by settlers, despite the presence of IDF soldiers. The soldiers are reportedly not preventing settlers from threatening the family when they try to leave. One family member described the situation as "house arrest, like in prison," requiring coordination with the Palestinian Liaison Unit for any exit.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • A Palestinian family in the southern Hebron Hills has been confined to their home for five days by settlers.
  • IDF soldiers deployed to the area are allegedly failing to prevent settler threats against the family.
  • The family describes their situation as being under "house arrest, like in prison."
  • Exiting the home reportedly requires coordination with the Palestinian Liaison Unit.

A Palestinian family in the southern Hebron Hills has been confined to their home for five days, with soldiers present but allegedly failing to prevent settlers from threatening them whenever they attempt to leave. The family, identified as the Shenrans, resides in the village of Wadi al-Rahim. Settlers reportedly occupied a residential area belonging to the family five days ago and remain there despite the deployment of IDF forces.

Unlike a previous incident involving the Tubasi family in Jalud village, Central Command forces were deployed early to the Shenran family's location. However, these soldiers are reportedly not preventing settlers from threatening the family members when they try to exit their home. "We are under house arrest, like in prison," one family member stated. He further explained that attempts to leave are met with instructions to stay inside, and that any exit requires coordination with the Palestinian Liaison Unit, necessitating a phone call each time they wish to leave their home.

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