In Qusra, Israeli settlers have besieged three Palestinian families for more than two weeks by blocking access to their homes and cutting off water and electricity, causing a severe lack of food and medicine according to the Palestinian agency Wafa. (translated)
In the occupied West Bank, the village of Qusra is under constant siege by settlers, facing severe food difficulties for Palestinian families, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a security summit in response to an increase in violence and attacks against Palestinians. (translated)

The MOST IMMORAL ARMY strikes again.And again. And again. In the West Bank, soldiers and settlers cut water pipes, while Qusra's siege continues. In Gaza the pulverization continues and so the massacres.Since the ceasefire Israel has killed 1,200+ people, including 300 children. #Gaza #WestBank #Ceasefire #IL #PS
Loui Ridi, cittadino statunitense di origine palestinese, è tornato a Qusra, in Cisgiordania, dagli Stati Uniti e ha issato una grande bandiera americana sulla propria abitazione, assediata da oltre una settimana da coloni israeliani, nella speranza di scoraggiarli. Le famiglie restano intrappolate nelle case, mentre l’ONU è riuscita a far entrare alcuni aiuti e aumentano le pressioni internazionali sul governo israeliano #Palestine #Israel #HumanRights
Loui Ridi, a Palestinian-American, returned to his home in Qusra after a period in the United States and raised the American flag on the roof to seek protection from the U.S. government against threats from settlers trying to appropriate his home. (translated)

The video by Loui Ridi, a Palestinian-American, documents a tense meeting with an Israeli settler in front of his house in Qusra, where Ridi firmly asserts, "This is my home," while the situation is being monitored by Israeli soldiers in a context of rising tension in the region. (translated)

In Qusra, the colonists have established an outpost in front of the house of the Palestinian-American Loui Ridi, while IDF soldiers, instead of dispersing them, joined them in prayer, showing complicity with their illegal presence, as residents denounce the inadequacy of security measures. (translated)
Loui Ridi, a Palestinian-American, has returned to Qusra from his home in the United States to defend his property besieged by Israeli settlers, raising the American flag on the roof, as tensions in the region continue to rise due to the increase in violence against Palestinians. (translated)

Loui Ridi, a Palestinian-American, returns to Qusra to defend the family home besieged by Israeli settlers, denouncing the blockade and the violence perpetrated in the region, as the conflict between settlers and Palestinians continues to intensify. (translated)

After ten days of siege, the Palestinian families of Qusra continue to face pressure from Israeli settlers, but they have managed to receive aid from the UN, while Loui Ridi, a U.S. citizen of Palestinian origin, has returned to defend his home alongside the Israeli army, raising potential political repercussions. (translated)

In episode 1264 of the Morning podcast, current events are discussed, including the Israeli siege of Qusra in the West Bank, confirmation of the exclusion of the Yabloko party from Russian elections, a tragic event in the Mediterranean Sea, and an investigation into a theft at a museum in Messina, as well as advice for safe behavior during storms. (translated)

Palestinian families in the village of Qusra in the West Bank are besieged by Israeli settlers, cut off from water and food, while the Israeli army is criticized for its inaction in the face of this growing violence. (translated)

The article focuses on the silence of the Meloni government regarding the siege of colonists in Qusra in the West Bank, highlighting the lack of a stance from Foreign Minister Tajani, while other leaders, including American and European ones, have condemned the violence, and parliamentarian Giorgio Gori suggests on Twitter to pray for the Israeli elections to bring about change. (translated)

Pope Leo XIII called on the international community on Sunday to act in favor of a two-state solution in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and urged an end to the violence against the Palestinian population in the West Bank, specifically emphasizing the situation in the village of Qusra, affected by attacks from Israeli settlers. (translated)
In a comment, Nathan Shachar discusses why Israel's leadership, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, does not stop the violence from settlers against Palestinians in Qusra, despite the fact that it could be done within six hours, and how this relationship reflects internal political considerations and the fear of losing voters to more extreme parties. (translated)

Nancy, one of the five Italians present in Qusra, recounts the isolation and violence suffered by Palestinian families besieged by settlers, highlighting the complicity of the Israeli army and the constant fear of living under siege. (translated)

A #Qusra l’esercito israeliano interviene su due famiglie accerchiate dai coloni, buttando fuori 5 giovani italiani, che hanno fatto da scorta di solidarietà durante l’assedio. Il nostro ultimo racconto dalla #Cisgiordania, con la loro testimonianza da dentro. Con Elia Tortolini https://t.co/L89rvlHPe3 #Israele #Cisgiordania #Solidarietà