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IDF Reverses Decision to Evict Palestinian Families in Kusra Village
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What happened
The IDF has reversed its plan to evict Palestinian families from Kusra village in the West Bank, allowing residents to remain in their homes amid ongoing military operations. This decision follows international criticism after extremist Jewish groups besieged parts of the village.
- 01IDF reverses plan to evict Palestinian families in Kusra village.
- 02Troops instructed to allow residents to stay in their homes.
- 03Military operations continue to protect residents and maintain security.
- 04Original plan included evacuations and building takeovers until Sunday.
- 05Kusra faced recent tensions due to extremist Jewish group actions.
- 06International condemnation, including from the U.S., influenced the IDF decision.
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Behadrei HaredimRight · HebrewAug 13, 2026
IDF Reverses Decision to Evict Palestinian Families in Kusra Village
YnetCenter · HebrewAug 13, 2026
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WallaCenter · HebrewAug 13, 2026
IDF Allows Palestinian Residents to Remain in Their Homes in Kusra Amid Settler Clashes