On February 27, 2026, Israeli settlers carried out a series of attacks Friday on villages south of Nablus, targeting property and clashing with residents and foreign activists, according to local officials and medical sources.

The assaults were concentrated in the villages of Jalud and Qusra, where settlers allegedly set fire to buildings and threw stones at homes in the outskirts of the village and set fire to a storage facility and a vehicle belonging to resident Imad Hammoud. The blaze caused damage before residents were able to bring it under control.

Settlers also hurled stones at several homes, shattering windows and causing property damage.

Just before this pogrom, the settlers passed through Qusra, were they assaulted two foreign activists. They were injured in the Ras Al-Ain area of the village, local sources said.

Previously on February 25, 2026, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian residents in the Wadi area in Jalud, prompting several young men to confront them and leading to confrontations. One vehicles were damaged by rocks.