Hawzah News Agency –The recent armed attack of Palestinian resistance fighters on Homesh settlement, which left one fanatic settler dead and injured two others, raised the issue of the Zionist settler home project in the occupied town of Barqa, north of Nablus.

Homesh settlement was destroyed by the enemy in 2005 before the extremist settlers built a religious school on the debris of its houses in 2009. During that period, dozens of Talmudic disciples dwelt in the school, while the occupation forces prevented the Palestinians from exploiting their farms.

After the recent attack, the Zionist occupation authorities banned the Israelis from constructing houses in the settlement, according to the enemy’s media outlets.