Occupation forces block Madama aid
It has been confirmed that Israeli forces have been besieging the village of Madama, south of Nablus, for ten days. They are preventing the entry of basic supplies such as food and medicine, imposing a curfew, and closing the village’s entrances with earthen mounds. This has led to a deterioration of the living conditions of the residents, as their food stocks are running out, and they are prevented from harvesting their olive crop, one-third of which has been destroyed since July. These circumstances are exacerbating their economic and health hardships. The residents warn that the continuation of the siege threatens to worsen the crisis further, especially given the insufficient stock of essential goods and the lack of supplies from outside.
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