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Israeli settlers have besieged two Palestinian families in their homes in the West Bank village of Qusra since the weekend, cutting off water and electricity and blocking medical care, according to the Guardian. The BBC reported that Israeli security forces had reportedly withdrawn and about a dozen settlers were said to remain at the site.
2 sources and 2 references are grouped here to show the source evidence behind this ONP dossier.
Settlers and soldiers cut off water and electricity to homes, and block medical care in campaign of terror Israeli militants have besieged two Palestinian families in their homes since the weekend, aiming to take over their properties in the West Bank village of Qusra through a campaign of terror. A group of settlers and soldiers set up a tent outside the home of Yousef Hassan on Sunday afternoon, trapping him insid…
Israeli security forces have reportedly withdrawn and about a dozen settlers are said to remain at the site where two families have been besieged since Sunday.
NYTimes – US Progressive Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan won the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, defeating moderate Representative Angie Craig in a contest marked by anti-ICE anger. The result continues a string of progressive victories over centrist Democrats. The primary was one of several Tuesday races, including Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary and a South Carolina special Senate primary featuring Trump-endorsed Darline Graham, sister of Senator Lindsey Graham.
NYTimes – US Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley won the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor, defeating progressive challenger Francesca Hong in a tight race. Hong had led polls ahead of the contest. Crowley re-entered the race and received an endorsement from outgoing Governor Tony Evers. Crowley vowed to earn support from progressives and could become Wisconsin's first Black governor.
BBC News – World A ferry carrying well over its capacity capsized on Zimbabwe’s Lake Kariba after being hit by strong waves, killing more than 40 people, according to the latest reports. Dozens were rescued, but an unknown number remained missing and search operations continued. Earlier reports put the death toll at 15 with 27 missing.