Palestinian residents of Qusra, near Nablus in the occupied West Bank, are facing a severe blockade imposed by Israeli settlers since Sunday, restricting access to essential supplies like food. Despite the ongoing siege, the Israeli military has taken no action to remove the settlers or provide assistance to the affected Palestinians. FRANCE 24 correspondent Noga Tarnopolsky reports this inaction reflects deeper fractures within Israeli politics. She attributes the situation to a “paralysed prime minister’s inability to condemn basic filmed violent acts.” This highlights a growing concern over the government's response to settler violence and its impact on Palestinian civilians. The situation underscores the escalating tensions in the West Bank and the apparent lack of intervention from Israeli authorities. The blockade raises questions about security and governance in the region.