In the Palestinian village of Qusra, Palestinian mother Ruqaya Hassan explains how settlers dug up and blocked the main road to her house, posting themselves in a room overlooking the route and attacking anyone who tried to pass.
Her daughters have developed deep anxiety: one is too afraid to use the bathroom, convinced settlers will attack, and suffers daytime and nighttime bedwetting. Repeated attempts to move them to relatives’ homes highlight a family trapped between fear and the need to stay.
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