Illegal Israeli settlers, on Wednesday, razed several dunams of land that belongs to the Palestinian village of Qusra, south of Nablus city, in the northern occupied West Bank, to be used for a road for illegal colonial projects, according to a settlements-watch group.
Palestinian official, Ghassan Daghlas, chief monitor of Israel’s colonialist activities, told Palestinian WAFA News Agency that the settlers’ bulldozers began razing land belonging to the Palestinian Qusra village, on Monday morning.
The illegal colonists are said to have completed one kilometer of the proposed seven-kilometer road, which when finished, would connect the two colonial settlements of Yesh Kodesh and Magdolim.
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