Israeli settlers demolish parts of a Palestinian house south of Nablus

Today, Monday, settlers demolished parts of a house in the town of Qasra, south of Nablus.

According to local sources, settlers from the “Esh Kodesh” settlement, established on the town’s lands, infiltrated a house located in the southern area of the town at dawn today, and demolished parts of its walls, explaining that the house is owned by a Palestinian from the town of Kafr Qasem in the 1948 territories.

The sources indicated that this is the third time that the house has been subjected to attacks, as settlers burned it months ago and stole equipment from inside it.