LONDON: Dozens of settlers stormed the archaeological site in Sebastia, northwest of Nablus, in one of the latest attempts to assert control over the historical landmark located north of the occupied West Bank. On Tuesday, Israeli forces accompanied settlers during their activities, according to Sebastia Mayor Muhammad Azem, as reported by the Palestine News Agency. Sebastia’s history spans more than 5,000 years and reflects the architectural and cultural influences of numerous powers in the Palestinian territories, including the Romans and the Crusaders.