A two-week siege of the Palestinian village of Qusra in the occupied West Bank continues, with three homes and thirteen residents currently surrounded by Israeli settlers. The Israeli army is present in the area, ostensibly to protect Palestinian residents, but has not intervened to stop the settlers. This has led to questions regarding the army’s ambiguous role and perceived inaction. Residents inside the besieged homes report increasingly difficult living conditions, requiring coordination with the military even for basic needs. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between settlers and Palestinians in the region. The lack of intervention raises concerns about the safety and well-being of those trapped inside the homes and the broader implications for security in the West Bank.