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Tensions Rise as New Outpost Near Palestinian Village in West Bank Leads to House Sieges

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First reported by Kan News · 16 hours ago

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A new Israeli outpost near the Palestinian village of Kusra in the West Bank has led to the siege of three Palestinian homes, with settlers cutting off electricity and food supplies. The Israeli military is preparing to evacuate the outpost amid ongoing tensions.

01A new Israeli outpost near Kusra village has caused tensions with nearby Palestinian residents.
02Three Palestinian homes are under siege with electricity cut and food supplies blocked by settlers.
03The Kusra council contacted Israeli police and Palestinian authorities but received no effective help.
04The outpost was established six months ago in Area B, near Palestinian homes, and settlers recently set up tents and cut power.
05The Israeli military plans to evacuate the outpost soon and is investigating soldiers praying with settlers.
06The future of the besieged Palestinian families and their homes remains uncertain.

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Abd al-Azim Wadi