Hours After Evacuation: Settlers Return to Homes in Qusra and Jalud

Hours after the IDF evacuated settlers from homes in Qusra and Jalud, they returned and imposed a siege on the house in Qusra, according to documentation. In Jalud, settlers returned to the Tubasi house and played football in the yard in the presence of soldiers. The events began on Sunday with a siege on two houses in Area B, and included clashes with soldiers. US Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the rioters "Israeli terrorists".

Hours after the IDF evacuated settlers from homes in Qusra and Jalud, they returned and imposed a siege on the house in Qusra, according to documentation distributed by residents and the organization "Looking at the Occupation in the Eyes". In footage taken from inside one of the houses, settlers are seen returning, and men from the Abu Ridi and Hassan families are in the house. In Jalud, settlers returned to the Tubasi house and played football in its yard in the presence of soldiers. The events began on Sunday, when dozens of settlers arrived in the village area and imposed a siege on two houses in Area B. IDF forces acted to evacuate the settlers, and during the events there were clashes with soldiers. According to "Yesh Din", seven Palestinians, including two girls aged four and ten, remained in their homes for three days. US Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the rioters "Israeli terrorists" and defined the acts as criminal.