Israeli settlers attack Qusra south of Nablus, injure two foreign activists

Two foreign activists were injured on Wednesday when settlers attacked them in the town of Qusra, south of Nablus.

Red Crescent spokesman Ahmed Jibril said that ambulance crews transferred two foreigners who were assaulted by settlers in the town of Qusra. They are 22 years old, a young man, and a young woman who suffered a broken hand.

For his part, the activist against settlements in the town of Qusra, Fuad Hassan, said that settlers from the "Yesh Kodesh" colonial outpost attacked a number of foreign solidarity activists, which led to the injury of two in the southeastern area of the town.

He pointed out that citizens and activists confronted the settlers who were carrying out acts of cutting and vandalism on citizens' lands.