Outpost near Khusra not yet evacuated; reservists: 'We are being abandoned in the face of Jewish terror'

The illegal outpost near the Palestinian village of Khusra has not yet been evacuated, even though an IDF force arrived at the scene this morning accompanied by Central Command chief Avi Bluth. Reservists sent a letter to the Chief of Staff urging decisive action to stop Jewish terror, claiming they are left in the field without a mandate to prevent friction incidents. 'Democrats' chairman Yair Golan criticized the government.

The illegal outpost established by Israelis near the Palestinian village of Khusra has not yet been evacuated, according to reports from recent hours. This is despite an IDF force arriving at the scene this morning (Wednesday) to evacuate it, accompanied by Central Command chief Avi Bluth, who spoke with a Palestinian family affected by the outpost. Journalist Nurit Yohanan said she tried, along with other journalists, to reach the Christian families' home on the outskirts of Khusra but was blocked by a reserve force that presented a closed military zone order. According to reports, Israelis from the Tel Talpiot outpost positioned themselves near the village, cut off electricity, and Palestinian residents testified that they are effectively under siege. Outpost members resisted evacuation by placing stones and boulders on roads. Meanwhile, a group of reserve soldiers sent a letter to Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir calling for decisive action to stop and uproot Jewish terror, claiming they are abandoned in the field without a mandate. 'Democrats' chairman Yair Golan said the anarchy that the Netanyahu-Smotrich-Ben Gvir government is leading in Judea and Samaria endangers IDF soldiers.

Outpost near Khusra not yet evacuated; reservists: 'We are being abandoned in the face of Jewish terror'