Kh. Susiya
35.1081
31.4008
Incident(s) :
Incident Count
1
Expulsion status: Part of community driven out
Number of clusters: 1
Number of families: 2
Number of persons: 18
Number of minors: 9
In recent years — and especially since 7 October 2023 — there has been a sharp increase in both the number and severity of settler attacks against Palestinians. The incidents reported on this blog do not reflect all incidents of settler violence in the West Bank, but only those that B’Tselem was able to document and investigate.
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2025
March
February
2024
December
November
October
Kh. Susiya
35.1081
31.4008
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Incident Count
1
Khirbet Susiya, South Hebron Hills: Israeli settlers dumped a sheep carcass near a Palestinian home
Kh. Susiya
35.1081
31.4008
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1
Khirbet Susiya, South Hebron Hills: Settlers chased olive harvesters and attacked one
Kh. Susiya
35.1081
31.4008
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1
Khirbet Susiya, South Hebron Hills: Israeli settlers repeatedly harassed a Palestinian family and stole a jacket
Kh. Susiya
35.1081
31.4008
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1
Khirbet Susiya, Hebron District: Settlers attacked and injured activists during the harvest, soldiers present at the scene did not prevent the attack and threatened to arrest the harvesters
August
July
June
May
April
Kh. Susiya
35.1081
31.4008
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Incident Count
1
Khirbet Susiya, South Hebron Hills: Settler blocked the road to the village with a mound of dirt
Kh. Susiya
35.1081
31.4008
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1
Susiya, South Hebron Hills: Teenage settlers harass, shove and threaten residents of the Palestinian village of Susiya in front of soldiers
Kh. Susiya
35.1081
31.4008
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Incident Count
1
Kh. Susiya, South Hebron Hills: Soldiers known to Palestinian residents as settlers knock on Palestinians’ doors in the dead of night, scaring residents
Kh. Susiya
35.1081
31.4008
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Incident Count
1
At around 11:00 P.M., Nasser Nawaj'ah (45) observed a group of settlers engaging in an unknown activity in the dark, about 150 meters away from his home in the community of Kh. Susiya, and then leaving. When Nawaj’ah went to the site in the morning, he discovered settlers had blocked the road to his home using rocks. Nawaj’ah removed the blockage.
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