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Shin Bet Joins Multi-Agency Qusra Investigation as Police Hunt Suspects

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of pale stone homes clustered around a winding dirt road in Qusra, with terraced rocky hillsides rising behind the village, drawn in warm ochre and slate-blue pastel with cross-hatching on sepia newsprint.

Samaria District police assigned the investigation into the Qusra violence to a multi-agency command working with the Shin Bet, Judea and Samaria Border Police, forensic investigators and IDF representatives. District commander Moshe Pinchi held a security assessment as police and IDF forces searched for participants after dispersing the clashes. Investigators are collecting evidence at the scenes and examining vehicles seized there as part of efforts to bring those involved to justice. The earlier violence included stone-throwing and reported Palestinian injuries; the new police update announced no arrests.

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