Approximately 150 Palestinian residents, including 61 children, have left the village of al-Qabun, located northeast of Ramallah in the West Bank, following a five-day campaign by Israeli settlers. The campaign reportedly involved intimidation and repeated incidents that led to the departure of the villagers. Two of the settlers involved in these events are currently under sanctions imposed by the United Kingdom for alleged involvement in violence against Palestinians. The incidents took place in the presence of Israeli police and army personnel. According to local sources and human rights organizations, the residents decided to leave after experiencing repeated confrontations and pressure. The Israeli military has announced that it is investigating the situation. Human rights groups have reported a rise in similar incidents involving settlers and Palestinian residents in the West Bank in recent times. The UK government has previously imposed sanctions on two settlers for alleged participation in violence against Palestinians. The situation reflects ongoing tensions in the region, with international attention focused on the conduct of settlers and the response of Israeli authorities.