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Israeli Settlers Return to Palestinian Village of Kusra Amid Military Crackdown
Israeli settlers returned to the Palestinian village of Kusra after the IDF demolished illegal outposts there. The military increased its presence to restore order amid ongoing clashes, while political leaders debated settlement policies and security measures in the West Bank.
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What happened
- 01Israeli settlers returned to Kusra to rebuild illegal structures after IDF demolition.
- 02IDF deployed Golani Brigade troops to restore security and ended a siege on Palestinian homes.
- 03U.S. Ambassador clarified his remarks, blaming only a radical settler minority for violence.
- 04Yesha Council leader condemned private outposts and called for canceling Oslo Accords.
- 05IDF used stun grenades to disperse settlers blocking Kusra’s access road.
- 06Military leaders visited the area amid plans to increase forces in the West Bank.
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