Breaking Update

Joint Statement from the IDF Spokesperson and the Border Police Spokesperson: IDF and Border Police forces responded to the village of Qusra following a report of Israeli rioters arriving in the village area and violent friction that included stone-throwing towards

IDF & Border Police responded to Qusra village after Israeli rioters caused friction & stone-throwing, leading to Palestinian injuries.

Crime

Also, a report of Palestinian casualties is known, including a Palestinian woman who was lightly injured and evacuated by the Red Crescent for medical treatment. The forces initially acted to remove the rioters from the house and separate the populations in order to protect the residents of the house. In addition, the security forces confiscated vehicles belonging to the rioters, which are suspected of having been used by them to reach the village. These, along with other findings collected in the field by the forces, are being transferred to the Judea and Samaria District of the police for the purpose of an ongoing investigation. IDF and Border Police forces continue to operate in the area of the villages of Qusra and Jalud in the Samaria Brigade to prevent riots and restore order to the area. The IDF strongly condemns any form of violence.

Live Breaking Updates

Breaking News Coverage

Real-time breaking news coverage from Israel and the Middle East. Stay informed with the latest developments as they happen.

Saturday, 29 August 2026 Updated continuously
Crime 1 day ago

Border Police fighters in the Jerusalem Envelope arrested a suspect driving a stolen vehicle at the Ofer crossing. During the arrest, a disturbance broke out, and dozens began blocking Highway 443. During an operation by the fighters.

Border Police arrested a stolen vehicle driver and draft dodger at Ofer crossing, leading to highway blockage and ongoing efforts to restore order.