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İsrail ordusu Qusra'daki yerleşimci ablukasına ek asker gönderecek

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İsrail ordusu, işgal altındaki Batı Şeria'da yerleşimcilerin Filistinlilerin evlerine yönelik ablukasını sona erdiremeyince Çarşamba günü ek asker göndereceğini açıkladı. Abluka, Pazar günü bir grup yerleşimcinin Nablus'un güneyindeki Qusra köyünde evlerin yakınına çadır kurmasıyla başladı ve yerleşimciler temel malzemelerin girişini engelledi. Ordu, ablukayı sürdüren yerleşimcilere karşı düzeni sağlamak amacıyla takviye birlikler göndereceğini belirtti. Açıklamada, yerleşimcilerin ablukasının sürdüğü ve ordunun müdahalesinin henüz sonuç vermediği kaydedildi.

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  1. Security12 Aug, 23:20

    Israeli settlers keep up siege of Palestinian homes

    Palestinian Territories

    QUSRA/GAZA CITY: The Israeli military said on Wednesday it would send more troops to try to impose order on defiant settlers after failing to end their blockade of Palestinians’ homes in the occupied West Bank. The siege began on Sunday, when a group of settlers set up a makeshift tent near houses in the Palestinian village of Qusra, just south of Nablus, blocking essential supplies from entering. “We have received no food and no medicine,” Qusai Abu Rida, a Palest­inian trapped inside one of the houses, said, adding that he had only managed to secure electricity thanks to solar panels. The Israeli military condemned the settlers’ actions and declared the area a “closed military zone”, removing their tent on Wednesday morning. But by mid-afternoon, a photographer at the scene said the military had left and the tent had been removed, but that the settlers were still there. Abu Rida said the settlers had chairs and blankets. One killed in first Gaza strike in more than one week “The army has withdrawn, and so far we are still besieged, with the settlers at our doorstep,” he said. The military annou­nced that it would send an additional infantry battalion and that more soldiers would be on standby. The chief of the general staff “directed that efforts to strengthen order and operational control in the area continue, as well as efforts to prevent further serious incidents”, a military statement said. The Israeli military a day earlier said it had received reports of settlers entering and taking control of Palestinian homes and land in the area. “This is illegal, reprehensible and unacceptable activity that harms the residents of the areas and disrupts their daily lives,” it said. It also said that disciplinary action would be taken against security personnel who had been filmed at the site days earlier. Violence by Israeli settlers towards Palestinians in the West Bank has persisted for years, often with little or no legal consequence, but recent months have seen a surge in attacks. Gaza strike Israel on Wednesday carried out its first air strike in more than a week in Gaza, both sides said, breaking a relative lull as the United States pressed a peace plan. The Israeli military said it targeted a Hamas commander, charging that he had been planning attacks against Israeli forces operating in the war-battered territory. “The terrorist was struck in an aerial strike in order to remove the threat to IDF troops,” a military statement said, adding that it tried to mitigate civilian harm. Gaza’s civil defence agency, a rescue service under Hamas, said the strike in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip targeted civilians riding in a tuk-tuk. The strike killed Mohanad Saada, whose body was “torn to pieces”, and wounded five other people, according to the civil defence agency and Al-Shifa Hospital. A witness said Saada was among a group of workers who were repairing a wall damaged by Israeli shelling. “It is true that Israeli airstrikes and assassinations had almost completely ceased for over a week, but today the occupation resumed its aerial bombardment,” civil defe­nce spokesman Mahmoud Bassal said. Hamas had announced that it would disarm by gi­­v­­i­ng its weapons to a nascent Palestinian governing committee. Trump’s “Bo­­­­­­ard of Peace”, in cha­rge of implementing the ceasefire deal, had initially announced that Isra­­el in turn would start a phased withdrawal from much of the Gaza Strip. Published in Dawn, August 13th, 2026

    Dawn – World
  2. Security14 Aug, 03:06

    Israel sends troops to end siege by rogue settlers after rare US rebuke

    Palestinian Territories

    QUSRA/GAZA CITY: Israeli forces moved against rogue settlers laying siege to Palestinians on Thursday, after unusually strong US criticism, even as Israel re-opened an emblematic settlement elsewhere in the West Bank. Settlers at Qusra near Nablus have since Sunday been blockading Palestinian homes, including one owned by a US citizen, with residents saying they have been cut off from food and other supplies. The Israeli military said it sent forces to the area overnight and dismantled two outposts, detaining one Israeli. Troops remained in place, the military said, to “protect the residents and maintain security”. Witnesses said the settlers remained on rocks on a nearby hill, even after troops removed their tent and blankets. “So far, no one has been able to get food and supplies to us because the area is completely sealed off by the army,” said Aisha Hassan, trapped in one of the besieged houses. Strikes in Gaza Strip kill two, including policeman Qusra mayor Abdul Azim Wadi said that the army had withdrawn from eight homes it had seized on Thursday morning, and that “all residents who had been evacuated returned to their homes”. On Thursday evening, settlers were still in the area, including near houses that they had previously besieged, the mayor said. Israeli troops also remained in the town, and told residents they would stay until Sunday, he said. The US ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, for years a staunch supporter of settlers, said there was “no excuse for such thuggish behaviour”. “Actions by those who carried out this horrific act of terror meant to intimidate and harass this family are disgusting,” Huckabee wrote on X. Huckabee said Israel had intervened at the request of the United States, its crucial ally. Video footage published over the weekend appeared to show Israeli forces praying alongside the settlers, leading the army to say it would take action. The UN Human Rights Office in the occupied Palestinian territory on Thursday called on the Israeli authorities to “immediately” act against the settlers. “These criminal actions by the settlers, supported or acquiesced to by Israel, the occupying power, are making life unbearable for these Palestinian families, and are clearly aimed at forcing them to leave their homes and land,” it said in a statement. EU foreign policy spokesperson Anitta Hipper called on Israel to take “concrete action to prevent settler violence”. Gaza killings Israeli strikes in Gaza killed two people including a senior police officer on Thursday, health officials said, the second straight day of bombardment after a lull due to a US peace push. Gaza’s civil defence agency, which operates as a rescue service under Hamas, said an airstrike west of Khan Yunis killed one person, with the city’s Nasser Hospital confirming the arrival of a body following the attack. In a separate incident in Gaza City, the civil defence said one person was killed and several others injured in an Israeli strike on a vehicle in the Sheikh Ajlin neighbourhood. Al-Shifa Hospital said it had received the body of Gaza City’s police governor Jamal Abu Kamil. Gaza’s interior ministry confirmed Abu Kamil “was assassinated in an Israeli airstrike targeting his vehicle on Al-Rashid Street, southwest of Gaza City”. The Israeli military confirmed the killing, and said in a statement that Abu Kamil was “a commander in the Hamas terrorist organisation who infiltrated Israeli territory” during the group’s raid on Oct 7, 2023. Published in Dawn, August 14th, 2026

    Dawn – World

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