The IDF on Tuesday evening declared a closed military zone near the village of Qusra in Samaria, barring entry to non-residents, according to Israeli media. An unauthorized outpost opposite Palestinian homes has not been evacuated, and Palestinian residents told reporters they are 'under siege.'
According to reports by Moriah Asraf and Doron Kadosh (N13 / Army Radio), the IDF on Tuesday evening declared a closed military zone in the area of an unauthorized outpost opposite the Palestinian village of Qusra in Samaria. The outpost has not been evacuated despite the order, and footage circulated earlier showed IDF soldiers at the site alongside Israeli residents, including praying together, with security officials criticized for failing to act. Palestinian residents of Qusra told Israeli media they are 'under siege' due to the outpost's presence and the lack of enforcement. The Zioneer previously reported that a closed military zone was declared in Qusra and Jalud earlier Tuesday.
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