Today, Sunday, settlers demanded that the Israeli occupation government erase the town of Huwara, south of Nablus, as they do in the Gaza Strip, and not allow shops to open their doors on the main Huwara Street.

During their provocative march on the Huwara Bypass Street, south of Nablus, the settlers confirmed that they would continue to pass through the main Huwara Street, despite the occupation’s construction of the Huwara Bypass Street, which will be opened this week.

It is noteworthy that the main Huwara Street has been closed for about a month and a half, and vehicles bearing Palestinian license plates are not allowed to pass, not even citizens on the main street, and any citizen who violates this is attacked.

These extremist calls come within a systematic policy that seeks to disturb the conditions of citizens in Huwwara, which are exposed on a daily basis to continuous violations by the occupation and its colonialists.

It is noteworthy that the Minister of Finance in the extremist occupation government, Bezalel Smotrich, called last March for the town of Huwwara to be wiped out of existence.