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Israeli settlers seize Palestinian homes in Jericho, displacing dozens

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Briefings

In November 2026, Israeli settlers in Jericho forcibly evicted dozens of Palestinians by taking control of eight residential properties, displacing the residents. This incident occurred shortly after the Israel-Palestine conflict escalated, marking a significant escalation in settler violence in the region.

Key points

• Eight Palestinian homes were seized by Israeli settlers in Jericho, forcing dozens of residents to flee their properties.
• The eviction took place in November 2026, occurring during a period of heightened conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

Context

This event occurred in the context of ongoing tensions in the West Bank, where Israeli settlers have been expanding settlements and evicting Palestinians. The specific incident in Jericho highlights the ongoing displacement of Palestinian families during the conflict.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single incident involving eight properties and dozens of displaced Palestinians. No specific dates for the initial eviction are provided, only the timeframe of the conflict. The source does not specify the exact number of displaced individuals beyond 'dozens'.

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