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As the winter takes its toll, tents have been flooded [Original post] Winter conditions in Gaza are making life even more unbearable. Strong winds, cold weather, and heavy rains have worsened the already harsh living conditions for Palestinian families forced to live in tents. As the winter takes its toll, tents have been flooded, further escalating the suffering of civilians under siege. The situation highlights the urgent need for humanitarian aid once again. [Tags: Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Living conditions, Shelters] [Found by: Gaza Notifications] [Location: Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
Bisan about the olive harvest in the south of Gaza Strip despite the genocide [Original post] I am happy to share one of my favourite pieces with you, "the olive harvest season", it was reliving to join the piking this year with the farmers in the south of Gaza Strip despite being displaced for more than a year. In this piece I am talking about the cultural and economical aspects of the season✨🤍🇵🇸 [Tags: Agriculture, Life Goes On, Heritage and culture, Sumud] [Found by: Bisan Owda] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Southern Gaza]
Displaced Palestinian's belonging swept away by high tide [Original post] This are all my belongings; I gathered them from the sea.’ [Tags: Palestine Voices, Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Shelters, Living conditions, Shelters] [Found by: Mohammed Asad] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
Displaced people return to shelter in Shuhaibar school bombed weeks ago [Original post] بين الحروب والعواصف [Tags: Shelters, Living conditions] [Found by: Hossam Shabat] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Al-Shati]
Displacement tents in Al-Mawasi destroyed by high tide and strong winds [Original post] أوضاع مأساوية.. صرخات من داخل خيام النازحين في خانيونس بعد تسرب مياه الأمطار الى خيامهم. [Tags: Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Shelters, Living conditions, Shelters, Appeals] [Found by: Hassan eslayeh] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Rafah > Al-Mawasi > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
High tide and strong winds uproot tents of the displaced [Original post] Breaking: Rising sea tides caused by severe weather have flooded thousands of tents sheltering displaced people along Gaza’s shoreline, as Israel continues to displace 2 million civilians into the open. #WarCriminalNetenyahu #GazaGenocide [Tags: Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Shelters, Living conditions, Shelters] [Found by: Mohammed Asad] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
High tide washes displacement tents along the coast [Original post] The suffering of displaced families in southern Gaza intensifies as seawater washes away their tents along the coast, compounding their hardships amid the ongoing Israeli genocide. [Tags: Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Shelters, Living conditions, Shelters] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: Gaza > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
Man throws his mattress at sea to show the world how the displaced live [Original post] A Palestinian man in central Gaza delivers a powerful protest to show the world how his family has endured a year of unimaginable hardship. Living in devastation after losing both his children to Israeli attacks, he denounces the silence of the Arab world and international community, calling for action to end the suffering of Gaza’s people and rescue their children from both war and displacement. Source: ayham_apo_khosa (IG) [Tags: Palestine Voices, Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Distress, Living conditions, Shelters] [Found by: @translating_falasteen, @ayham_apo_khosa] [Location: Gaza > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
Massive detonation in Jabalia [Original post] The Israeli demolition of civilian homes in Jabalia, northern Gaza. Israel has destroyed entire cities, dropping nearly 100,000 tons of explosives on a small area of just 365 square kilometers. [Tags: Homes, Explosion, Explosives] [Found by: Ramy Abdu| رامي عبده] [Location: Gaza > Jabalia]
Outcry of displaced Palestinians as winter conditions destroyed their tents [Original post] Where should we go?" The cries of displaced families as their tents were submerged by flooding from rainwater at the beach in al-Mawasi region, west of Khan Yunis, southern Gaza. [Tags: Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Distress, Living conditions, Shelters, Appeals] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Al-Mawasi > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
Winter have worsened the living conditions for Palestinian families forced to live in tents. [Original post] Winter conditions in Gaza are making life even more unbearable. Strong winds, cold weather, and heavy rains have worsened the already harsh living conditions for Palestinian families forced to live in tents. As the winter takes its toll, tents have been flooded, further escalating the suffering of civilians under siege. The situation highlights the urgent need for humanitarian aid once again. [Tags: Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Living conditions, Shelters] [Found by: Gaza Notifications] [Location: Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
Displaced family lost their tent and belongings to winter weather [Original post] As the weather worsens in Gaza, hundreds of thousands living in makeshift tents face severe struggles against the elements. Strong winds are blowing tents away, soaking belongings, and leaving families without shelter or a place to sleep. Source: @hassaneslayeh [Tags: Palestine Voices, Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Shelters, Living conditions, Shelters, Appeals] [Found by: @translating_falasteen, Hassan eslayeh] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Rafah > Al-Mawasi > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
Gaza refugees' tents under rain, sea, and strong winds [Original post] رياح وأمطار تجتاح خيام النازحين في قطاع غزة [Tags: Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Living conditions, Shelters] [Found by: @sameh2655014316] [Location: Gaza > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
High tide floods and sweeps away displacement tents [Original post] Footage from Al-Mawasi in the Gaza Strip captures a sea surge that swept away tents with people still inside. With nowhere else to go, some have chosen to stay, enduring dire conditions as their belongings remain soaked. [Tags: Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Shelters, Living conditions, Shelters, Appeals] [Found by: @translating_falasteen] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Rafah > Al-Mawasi > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
Israeli soldier ordering an airstrike on a cyclist for no reason [Original post] I want to take this cyclist down. Strike him." Shaboura Refugee Camp, Rafah, November 24, 2024: Major Bezalel Batit, Deputy Commander of the 931st Battalion, orders the murder of a Palestinian riding a bicycle, on camera, during the filming of a Kan Digital "Docutime" episode. [Tags: Murder, Nahal Brigade, 931st Battalion, Radio / TV] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Gaza > Rafah > Shaboura]
Unending morning funerals - Central Gaza [Original post] تغطية صحفية|| فلسطينيون يودعون ضحايا القصف "الإسرائيلي" على #مخيم_النصيرات وسط قطاع #غزة اليوم الأحد مع استمرار حرب الإبادة على القطاع منذ 415 يوماً #غزة_الآن #GAZA #GAZAGENOCIDE [Tags: Mourning] [Found by: @refugeesps] [Location: Gaza > Central Gaza]
A newborn's heart stopped at Kamal Adwan Hospital in Gaza after the Israeli occupation army bombed the facility past midnight, severing its oxygen network and destroying its only generator. Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, Director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, explained that doctors managed to resuscitate the baby using oxygen cylinders as repairs began on the damaged systems. The attack injured six staff members, including an ICU doctor now in critical condition, and caused extensive damage to the hospital's infrastructure. With over 85 patients, including eight in intensive care, the hospital urgently calls for international intervention to open a humanitarian corridor for northern Gaza.
Ailing elderly Abu Saber left without home nor treatment [Original post] Abu Saber is an elderly man who lost his home and now lives inside a shelter at a school. He suffers from difficult living conditions with his family, and dozens of other displaced families, inside the school, which has now become a shelter for him. He has also been suffering from a rampant disease in his body that has prevailed for decades. May Allah Be with him.. [Tags: Palestine Voices, Displacement, Forced Displacement, Living conditions] [Found by: Sana Eljamal | سناء الجمل, @hani.alshaer] [Location: Gaza] [Archivist Notes] The elderly's disease is likely neurofibromatosis
Amos Azaria genocidal point of view on Gaza and south lebanon [Original post] -Hundreds of thousands of Arabs will be killed, that's for sure" "-OK, if they're not willing to leave, that's their own problem" Once again, Itay Asher, creator of Docutime, a popular web series by state-owned Kan network, gives uncritical platform to racist genocidal lunatics. This time the subject of his piece is Professor Amos Azaria, who's a high-tech guy working on AI, but also a deranged Judeo-Nazi settler, who founded a settlement called Elei Aza, which is set up near the Gaza Strip border, with the aim of eventually making it across the fence and settling the entire strip, after expelling the local population. Azaria is also the person behind the "Movement for Settlement in South Lebanon". Unlike in Gaza, where he says all current residents should be expelled, in the case of Lebanon he's being a real "moderate": He says that southern Lebanese who will agree to accept Israeli sovereignty "will be able to stay". [Tags: Settlement, Forced Displacement, Genocidal Intent, Dehumanization, Property, Radio / TV, Land theft, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Lebanon > South Lebanon]
In a rare moment of joy, a Palestinian Nun plays with displaced children taking refuge in a church in Gaza [Original post] 🎬 WATCH | In a rare moment of joy, a Palestinian Nun plays with displaced children taking refuge in a church in Gaza. #16thOctoberGroup #GazaGenocide #IsraeliCrimes #palestine #NetanyahuWarCriminal [Tags: Children's Things, Life Goes On, Hope, Church] [Found by: @Group16th] [Location: Gaza]
Israeli army, accompanied by military bulldozers, storms the town of Deir Ballut [Original post] Large forces of the occupation army, accompanied by military bulldozers, storm the town of Deir Ballut, west of the city of Salfit. দখলদার সেনাবাহিনীর বড় বাহিনী, সামরিক বুলডোজার সহ, সালফিট শহরের পশ্চিমে দেইর বালুট শহরে ঝড় তোলে। [Tags: Raid, Bulldozer, Living conditions, Terror, Excavator] [Found by: @GazaWar_BD] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Deir Ballut]
Israeli military vehicles demolished a house and a carpentry workshop in Deir Ballout [Original post] 🚨🇮🇱🇵🇸Palestinians inspect the rubble after IsraHeli military vehicles demolished a house and a carpentry workshop in Deir Ballout, west of Salfit, this morning. #GazaGenocide #Garime #IsraeliWarCrimes #Israeli #IsraelTerroristState #GazaHolocaust #GazaStarving [Tags: Homes, Views of Destruction, Shops, Raid, Demolition Order, Living conditions, Terror, Excavator] [Found by: @khanhalima18] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Deir Ballut]
Aftermath of Israeli airstrike on tent camp in central Gaza [Original post] #تقرير | مراسل فلسطين اليوم أحمد البرش يرصد آثار الدمار الذي خلفه الاحتـ ـلال عقب استهدافه خياما للنازحين في منطقة البصة غربي مدينة دير البلح وسط قطاع غزة [Tags: Tents, Helicopter] [Found by: @Paltodaytv, Ahmad Al-Bursh] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah] [Archivist Notes] Palestine Today correspondent Ahmed Al-Bursh monitors the destruction in the aftermath of the Israeli airstrike on tents for the displaced in the Al-Bassa area, west of the city of Deir Al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip.
Helicopter launches missile towards tents in Deir al-Balah [Original post] 🟨لحظة استهداف طائرة للاحت لال خيمة للنازحين في دير البلح وسط القطاع. [Tags: Tents, Helicopter] [Found by: Yaffa News Agency] [Location: Gaza > Deir al-Balah] [Archivist Notes] The moment an occupation plane targeted a tent for displaced people in Deir al-Balah, in the central Gaza Strip.
Civil Defense statement about Israeli murder of 87 crew members [Original post] تغطية صحفية: مؤتمر صحفي للدفاع المدني بعد قصف الاحتلال طواقمه أثناء انتشال الإصابات في استهداف منزلاً بحي الصبرة جنوب مدينة غزة [Tags: Doctors & Volunteers, Healthcare workers] [Found by: Quds News Network, Mahmoud Saber Basal] [Location: Gaza] [Archivist Notes] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. This is a press statement from the General Directorate of the Civil Defense in the Gaza Strip. *Given that The Israeli occupation prohibits civil defense crews from working in North Gaza for over 25 consecutive days and from performing their humanitarian work. Civil defense crews in Gaza City were directly targeted in the early dawn hours today by Israeli aircraft while they were attempting to retrieve the bodies of martyrs and rescue the injured from a strike in Gaza City on Al-Thalathini Street, in a house that was bombed by Israeli occupation forces. The latter directly targeted our crews during their work despite wearing these orange vests and clearly demarcating their vehicles, leading to the martyrdom of our colleague, the hero Ali Omar, a member of our rescue teams who had never stopped his work since the start of this war until now. In addition, three others of our crews were injured.* We condemn the targeting by Israel of humanitarian workers whose protection is enshrined in the Fourth Geneva Convention and International Humanitarian Law. This is the 18th such crime where Israeli occupation forces targeted civil defense crews during their rescue and firefighting work in the Gaza Strip. This targeting came as civil defense crews carried out their duty of alleviating the suffering of civilians in the Gaza Strip by saving lives. The martyrdom of colleague Ali Omar raises the number of martyrs among the civil defense in the Gaza Strip to 87 since October 7th, 2023, and more than 290 injured. We ask Allah to have mercy on our martyr. Our demands are clear: we ask international organizations and institutions and the free people of the world to uphold their responsibility in ensuring the protection of crews providing services to citizens in the Gaza Strip, failing which, we will be facing a real catastrophe where thousands of civilians will be killed without anyone being able to rescue them, as is the case right now in North Gaza, which is subjected to a ground incursion by Israeli forces. General Directorate of the Civil Defense. Wednesday, 20 November 2024.
Israeli forces conduct a large-scale raid in Burqa taking over a house and converting it into detention center [Original post] Nablus | West Bank 🚨 The Israeli occupation continues its extensive raid on the town of Burqa, northwest of Nablus, conducting an arrest campaign and transferring detainees to a house that has been converted into a military barracks. [Tags: Prisoner Abuse, Raid, Arrest, Home Invasion, Living conditions, Unlawful detention, Terror, Human Dignity] [Found by: West Bank Observer] [Location: West Bank > Ramallah > Burqa] [Archivist Notes] Nablus | West Bank Israeli occupation forces conduct a large-scale raid in Burqa, northwest of Nablus, taking over a house and converting it into a military outpost
Israeli forces demolish a house and a Carpentry in Deir Ballout village [Original post] Occupation forces demolish a house and a Carpentry in Deir Ballout village west of Salfit. قوات الاحتلال تهدم منزلا ومنجرة في قرية دير بلوط غرب سلفيت. [Tags: Homes, Shops, Raid, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: @Esmail490292289] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Deir Ballut]
Blowing-up a village in Lebanon [Original post] Literal translation of the phrase: "A Shi'ite who's a man (meaning roughly "good guy") is a Shi'ite in the grave" Another video he posted features the blowing up of residential buildings. [Tags: Homes, Explosion, Explosives, Golani Brigade] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Lebanon] [Archivist Notes] The same soldiers had vandalized a memorial of the 1948 Israeli army's massacre of the village of Hula with a grafiti featuring a Star of David and the text "A good Shi'ite is a dead Shi'ite". source
Destruction of an agricultural room and olive trees in New Nablus by Israeli auhtorities [Original post] Destruction of an agricultural room and olive trees in New Nablus The Zionist occupation forces, accompanied by a bulldozer, launched a campaign on lands in the New Nablus area, demolishing a room, removing 42 fruit trees, and destroying a wall and stone chains under the pretext of unauthorized construction. Amid the forced displacement of Palestinians, the Zionist occupation cuts down olive trees and demolishes a room belonging to citizen Hamza Hamami in the Al-Tur area of Nablus, in the northern West Bank. Interview: Mujahid Hamami, brother of the landowner Ahmed Al-Masri, eyewitness Reporting: Faris odeh Filmed: 19/11/2024 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Nature, Looting, Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Baton, Agriculture, Palestine Voices, Forced Displacement, Bulldozer, Living conditions, Infrastructure, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Apartheid] [Found by: TVFreePalestine] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Al-Tur] [Archivist Notes] Since the beginning of October, and the olive harvest season in Palestine, attacks against Palestinian farmers have increased. Attacks and assaults against farmers are daily occurrences in the occupied West Bank and the vast majority target farms in the governorates of Nablus, Jenin, Tulkarem, Qalqiliya and Salfit. Olive trees are estimated to account for a third of cultivated land in Palestine and contribute up to 20% of the agricultural output. The current olive harvest season is especially important for the Palestinians given the economic hardship caused by the war. Settlers have already used violence against harvesters, and many fear that the army won't provide adequate protection and will prevent them from accessing their lands. Throughout this olive season, Israel's Settler/Soldier militias have been diligently preventing farmers access to their lands, shooting/killing farmers, terror attacks, burning of homes & property, destruction of olive trees, theft of olive harvest. In most cases, Palestinians were in their lands harvesting olives, in areas which even Israel's "judicial & military authorities" "permitted" Palestinian farmers access to. However, Israeli settlers & soldiers coordinated to remove Palestinians from their lands, often by force. In some cases, like Sisiya on October 18, the settlers violently attack Palestinian farmers before the Israeli soldiers intervene to expel the farmers. In Susiya, the farmers had a fresh "Israeli court order" permitting them access - to no avail. In other cases, the Settler/Soldiers terrorists simply shoot & kill Palestinian farmers, such as in the case of Hanan Abu Salameh on October 17, a 59-year-old woman who was killed while harvesting olives in Faqqua near Jenin by a soldier who fired about 10 shots at her. West Bank olive harvest met with rising Israeli violence, says UN . Nine deaths in a week, including soldier’s killing of 59-year-old woman as she farmed, brings charges of ‘war-like’ tactics. The settlers attack, burn, and destroy. The soldiers attack and issue "military closed zones." In tandem. They work in close cooperation to prevent Palestinian farmers access to their olive harvest, imposing a new reality on the ground. Another new phenomena across the West Bank, is that Israeli settlers now felt comfortable to steal the Palestinian olive harvest after succeeding to expel Palestinians off their lands through the use of force. Sometimes, after they steal, they burn or destroy the olive trees. This is an overlooked reality in the occupied West Bank. And the settlers are celebrating this achievement, calling for donations and supporters, hoping to expand the new reality on the ground. This has been one of the most violent Olive Harvest season. Every day, Palestinian farmers were violently prevented from reaching the olive groves, or threatened and attacked inside their villages as warning. Source Chronology (ongoing) On November 28 in Salem Village, the Israeli forces obstructed Palestinian farmers' access to their lands in Salem, east of Nablus, preventing them from harvesting olives. Soldiers detained individuals, checked IDs, and used sound bombs and tear gas against youths. They also set up an iron gate at the northern entrance and placed soil berms to block vehicles. On November 25 Palestinian families are prevented from harvesting olives from their groves by Israeli colonial forces in the area of Sahel Turmus-Aya. Before being kicked out of their lands, farmers noticed that their olive trees bore very little fruit. Throughout this past year, the landowners were prevented from accessing their land at the hands of settlers and soldiers, thus making it impossible to tend to their trees properly. The soldiers also attacked a youngster. (according to Activestills On November 9 Ahmad Abdullah Ghazal from the town of Sebastia, northwest of Nablus has passed away days after settlers attacked him and sprayed him with gas while he was picking olives. He did not suffer from any illness prior to this incident. On November 8 The guard of Yitzhar settlement, along with settlers dressed in Israeli occupation forces uniforms, expelled farmers and stole olives from the lands of Burin village, south of Nablus. Landowners returned to their orchards in Umm Nir to continue the olive harvest that had been interrupted the day before. This time, Shmuel Lusky and another settler from the illegal outpost of Ancient Susya arrived at the scene, attempting to steal the harvested olives and assaulting the harvesters. On November 7 dozens of soldiers and police officers from the Border Police prevent harvesting in olive groves, in Um Nir, near Susya, Masafer Yatta. On November 4 in Burqa, Settlers invaded a Palestinian land to burn their olive trees. Two farmers defend their land by throwing stones on the settlers who are lightly wounded. On November 2 Under the protection of Israeli forces, settlers attacked farmers while they were picking olives in Qaryut village, south of Nablus. On October 30 Israeli settlers chopped off hundreds of olive trees in Qaryut near Nablus. On October 28 Israeli settlers storm agricultural lands near Ramallah and set fire to olive trees. On October 27 In the morning - a Palestinian's car is burned while picking olives near the town of Kablan, southeast of Nablus. In the evening - in the square at the entrance to Huwara, same governorate, soldiers or settlers, raided the area. On October 26 In Hebron / Al-Khalil, Israeli Jewish settlers attacked a Palestinian family during the olives harvest in Hebron, stoling the olives & sheets which the family use to pick the olive. On October 25 Beit Jala area, Israeli army prevents Palestinians from harvesting olives on private land, using stun grenades at close range against activists assisting with the harvest. EU and allied diplomatic officials joined Palestinian youth in olive harvesting at Kufr Nimeh to show solidarity amid rising settler attacks. Since October 1st, settlers have reportedly vandalized, burned, or cut down about 600 olive trees in 15 West Bank communities. UNOCHA recorded 51 settler-related incidents affecting 57 communities. EU Statement : The EU urged Israel to protect Palestinian farmers and ensure a safe harvest, stressing that perpetrators of violence, harassment, and intimidation should be held accountable. On October 22 A large groups of settlers carried out a progrom against the residents of Jalud, a village near Nablus . They set fire to homes, vandalized vehicles, killed livestock, and and physically assaulted villagers. 2 Palestinians were injured in the face and another suffered a skull fracture during the attack. Sheep were slaughtered On october 20 In Burqa , near Ramallah, soldiers prevented the olive harvest by using stun grenades and making threats. As the soldiers attempted to evict the locals, masked settlers armed with batons approached. On October 18 Settlers open fire and launch tear gas at residents and volunteers harvesting olives in Kafr al-Labad , east of Tulkarm A settler attack on the residents in Susiya village, Masafer Yatta , one solidarity activist was injured. Since the start of the Olive Harvest, attacks have been non-stop and increasing, while soldiers watch and protect the settlers and facilitate the attacks. In the middle of the night settlers snuck into olive groves in Burin , near Nablus, and stole their equipment. An armed Israeli settler in IDF uniform threatens Palestinians after storming their land during olive picking in the village of Ramin , Tulkarm, West Bank. On october 17 : Hanan Abdel Rahman Abu Salama, 59, was killed by Israeli fire as she was picking olives near the security barrier in the West Bank village of Faqoua near Jenin , on October 17, 2024. The Israel Defense Forces has suspended a deputy commander in its 334th Battalion and opened an investigation. Faqoua village councilor Munir Barakat told AFP that “an Israeli in military clothing arrived at the place in a white car and fired about 10 bullets at the Abu Salama family, who were picking olives on their land". Local sources reported that the colonists attacked citizens while they were attending their lands and picking olives in the village of Rojib , sprayed them with pepper gas, and forced them to leave. In a related context, an Israeli colonist also attacked a citizen while he was picking olives in the village of Madama, south of Nablus , preventing him from completing his work, and forcing him to leave his land. Qusra , Israeli settlers further forced citizens to leave the olive fields, and seized a vehicle used to transport them and transport the olives after the harvest. On October 13 : Burin just outside Nablus, teenage settlers are beating olive trees and stealing crops from Palestinians. On october 12 Settlers set the village of Al-Mughayyir , north of Ramallah on fire to burn down agricultural crops and olive trees. Armed settlers assault farmers and block them from harvesting olives; Settler militias assault farmers during olive harvesting in Turmus Ayya , north of Ramallah On October 5: in Al-Luban al-Gharbiyya (اللبّن الغربيّة), Ramallah district - Al-Bira, occupied West Bank, Hasem Salama and his family were attacked by over 50 masked and armed Israeli settlers while harvesting olives. 11 Palestinians were injured, including women and a 7-year-old child. The settlers used iron pipes, causing bone fractures and severe injuries; Salama himself suffered leg wounds and was unable to stand. On September 28 : Armed settlers raided our land in Tuwani, Masafer Yatta, deliberately destroying olive crop using a herd of sheep, under protection of armed settler soldiers. They detained farmers for an hour while the settlers sabotaged the olive grove. On September 12 : Settlers from the Rehelim area set fire to olive trees and agricultural equipment in the village of Yatma. The fires are still burning. UN Experts on Israeli Settler Violence Against Palestinian Farmers On 17 October 2024, UN experts highlighted the severe challenges Palestinian farmers face during the olive harvest season in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Intimidation and Violence: Israeli settlers and occupation forces have escalated their attacks, severely harassing Palestinian farmers, restricting access to land, and threatening food sovereignty. 2023 saw the highest levels of violence, including physical assaults, property damage, and obstruction of access to farming areas. Many Palestinians were forced to leave their homes and lands. Economic Impact: Due to Israeli restrictions, 96,000 dunums of olive-cultivated land remained unharvested in 2023, causing a loss of 1,200 metric tons of olive oil, valued at approximately $10 million. Cultural and Ancestral Significance: The olive harvest is central to Palestinian culture and heritage. UN experts view Israel’s actions, including the destruction of orchards and water source restrictions, as attempts to expand illegal settlements. The annual olive harvest is a vital economic, social & cultural event for Palestinians 🫒 It's why Irish and UE partners are joining local harvests across the West Bank as a protective presence against a rise in settler violence, vandalism & intimidation, as documented by @OCHAOPT since Oct 1st. The Yesh Din organization reports that settlers have attacked laborers, stolen olives, and destroyed trees across the northern West Bank. Despite agreements with the Israeli military for protection, attacks continued, particularly in areas like Mughayyir and Burin. In total, Yesh Din recorded 36 violent incidents since October 3, with 24 of them preventing olive harvesting, even on lands without IDF-imposed access restrictions. In some cases, IDF soldiers and police were present but did not intervene; in others, they allegedly assisted settlers in driving laborers off the land. Palestinian farmers are only granted access to their lands twice a year, and no coordination for the 2024 harvest has been finalized. The IDF claims to be providing protection amidst increased security risks. According to Yesh Din, the 2024 olive harvest in the West Bank was marked by severe disruptions and violence against Palestinian farmers. Violence and Obstruction by Settlers and Security Forces The harvest, beginning on October 15, was marred by assaults and expulsions of farmers by settlers and Israeli security forces. In Faqqu’a (Jenin District), soldiers shot and killed 59-year-old Hanan ‘Abd a-Rahman Abu Salameh. Soldiers, Border Police, and settlement Civilian Security Coordinators (CSCs) frequently prevented Palestinians from accessing their lands or failed to intervene against settler violence. Military closure orders barred Palestinians from large agricultural areas, blocking access to their own lands. Failures of the Coordination Mechanism: The army’s “coordination mechanism,” meant to ensure safe harvests, was poorly implemented. Coordination notices were often given last minute, with farmers receiving only 1–2 days for harvesting, making it impossible to prepare or complete their work. Settlers exploited these restrictions, accessing and harvesting Palestinian lands freely, often stealing crops with soldiers present and inactive. Violent Incidents and Crop Theft: Between October 1 and November 15, 2024, Yesh Din documented 113 incidents of violence, harassment, or crop damage on lands from 51 Palestinian communities: 68 incidents: Settlers and soldiers forcibly prevented harvesting. In 70% of cases, state-armed personnel aided settlers or failed to protect farmers. 43 incidents: Physical violence against harvesters, including beatings and live fire, resulting in one fatality. 52 incidents: Theft or destruction of Palestinian property, including olive crop theft on 38 occasions. 12 incidents: Deliberate damage to olive trees, with hundreds of trees cut, sawed, or burned. International Legal Obligations: UN experts reaffirmed Israel’s legal duty to end the occupation and dismantle settlements as directed by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling on 19 July 2024, supported by the General Assembly on 18 September 2024. Provide reparations for human rights violations, return confiscated land, and allow displaced Palestinians to return. Call for International Protection: UN experts urge for protective measures, including a foreign presence to act as a buffer between Palestinian farmers and settlers. The Special Rapporteur on the right to food will present a report emphasizing Palestinian food sovereignty at the General Assembly on 18 October 2024. Source Source Source Activits and solidarity group The Alliance for Middle East Peace (ALLMEP) is a network of over 160 NGOs conducting peacebuilding between Israelis and Palestinians.
The moment Israeli soldiers throwing the body of a Palestinian from the roof of a building in Qabatiya [Original post] MOMENT ISRAELI SOLDIERS THROW PALESTINIAN BODY OFF WEST BANK ROOF CONTENT WARNING: DISTRESSING SCENES Watch the moment Israeli soldiers throwing the body of a Palestinian from the roof of a building in Qabatiyah, south of Jenin in the occupied West Bank. Fund honest independent Muslim journalism: http://support.islamchannel.tv #news #westbank #israel #palestinian [Tags: Fire, Boot, Raid, Blindfold, Blocking Ambulances, Murder, Mutilating Bodies, Liugong loader, Dehumanization, Terror, Desecration, Human Dignity, Summary execution, Excavator] [Found by: @Islamchannel] [Location: West Bank > Jenin > Qabatiya] [Archivist Notes] During an IDF raid on the town of Qabatiya, in Jenin, on September 19, Israeli soldiers besieged the house of Zakarneh (Zakarna) family, and attacked it with antitank rifle grenades before sumamrily executed 5 Palestinians, after blindfolding them. The soldiers proceeded to kick the bodies off the roof of the building one by one to the street below. Once the bodies were on the ground, soldiers brought an excavator and mutilated the bodies. Once desecrated by the excavators' arm, the IDF soldiers placed the desecrated bodies in an earth-moving loader. The IDF then drove around town and paraded the desecrated bodies across the streets of Qabatiya. The besieged house was burned by Israeli soldiers and their demolition engine destroyed partially the house. As soon as the Israeli soldiers withdrew, hundreds of young men in the town headed towards the house that had been under siege for 12 hours. They began extinguishing the fires and searching for the body of a martyr, which they found burned beyond recognition. Palestinian Red Crescent identified him as Shadi Sami Zakarneh. According to a Sky News OSINT journalist Olive Enokido-Lineham, footage confirms IDF soldiers killed and threw four bodies off the roof. Source At least seven Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in the raid. Under international law, soldiers must ensure that bodies, including those of enemy combatants, are treated properly. Casualties 7 people were killed. 8 injured, 2 in critical condition. Names of the martyrs: Shadi Zakarna/Zakarneh Ahmed Maher Zakarna/Zakarneh Mustafa Zakarna/Zakarneh Fadi Jawdat Hanaysha Muhammad Khaled Abu al-Rub Omar Abu al-Rub Muhammad Omar Kamil Abu Khamira 2 other members of the Zakarna/Zakarneh family were arrested : Mohammed Zakarna/Zakarneh and Qasim. Source First statements In a post on X, the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs described the act as a “crime” that exposes the Israeli army’s “brutality”. Mustafa Barghouti, the secretary-general of the Palestinian National Initiative, told Al Jazeera that the footage had shown “absolutely savage and inhuman behaviour”."Not only [had] they shot these people and let them bleed to death, they beat them with their boots, they humiliated their bodies, they mutilated their bodies, and then they threw them from the rooftop to the ground." “I don't know if they checked they were still alive or not when they did that, but this is such a savage behaviour and you cannot say that this is part of the war because there is no war in the West Bank. There is war from one side, military actions from one side, on a civilian population. The West Bank does not have an army, does not have even a resistance force like Hamas that is fighting Israelis, no. They have some gunmen here and there. They don't represent an army. What you see here is a grave violation of international law and Human rights first of all by this kind of use of military force against civilian population. Second by this terrible behaviour in such a town like Qabatiya today where they besieged no less than 18 children in a kindergarten. Up till this moment, they are besieged with their teachers. They cannot go home since the morning. They are besieging workers of the municipality and they are besieging journalists who don't know what to do because if they try to get out of the places they are in, they will be shot. It’s absolute savage behaviour by this Israeli army that feels absolutely unaccountable to anything; unaccountable to law; unaccountable to human rights; and unaccountable to international law. They just do whatever they want not only in Qabatiya as they did today but everywhere in the West Bank every day we hear of new crimes that they are committing.” Gaza chief of communications at the Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor NGO that advocated for human rights, Muhammad Shehada, wrote: " But... but Hamas threw people off rooftops' has been one of Israel's main talking points to justify slaughtering Gazans for decades. Here, the [Israeli army], in broad daylight, throwing a Palestinian off a rooftop after they shot him today." US National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said if the footage is corroborated “it clearly would depict abhorrent and egregious behaviour by professional soldiers (...) We reached out immediately to our Israeli counterparts about it, and we pressed them for more details. They have assured us that they’re going to investigate this and that there will be proper accountability if it’s warranted (...) We’re going to be very eager to see what the [Israeli army] investigation finds and, as always, we expect that investigation be done thoroughly and transparently.” September 19 events : Raid and Deaths: Israeli occupation forces raided the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin, killing at least three Palestinians. The forces besieged a house, bombarding it with missiles, and later demolished it with bulldozers. The bodies of the three Palestinians were taken to the roof of the house before its demolition. Military Clashes: Armed clashes erupted between Israeli forces and resistance fighters as military reinforcements and bulldozers were brought into the town. Obstruction of medical care: Israeli forces blocked Red Crescent teams from reaching the besieged house, and detonated a bomb nearby. One injured man was evacuated by ambulance. Journalists Targeted: Soldiers aimed their rifles at journalists and shot tear gas canisters at Al Jazeera team (Nida Ibrahim) covering the raid. Schools Besieged: Israeli forces surrounded two schools (near another besieged building) trapping nearly 1,000 students inside, while eight other schools were evacuated. Many students suffered from tear gas inhalation. Child injured in a bank The Red Crescent has rescued a child who was hit and injured by an Israeli live bullet in the waist area Extrajudicail execution : The Palestinian resistance fighter Mustafa Zakarna was killed in an Israeli drone strike on his vehicle in Qabatiya. Bodies desecration : Israeli soldiers were seen throwing the bodies of three Palestinians killed in a gunfight from the roof of a high-rise building. An excavator later mutilated the bodies and took them in a loader through the city as a form of deterrence. Infrastructure Damage: Israeli bulldozers destroyed roads and a police station during the raid. Sources
The tents of the displaced people in Yarmouk Stadium in Gaza City were flooded due to the rain [Original post] The tents of the displaced people in Yarmouk Stadium in Gaza City were flooded due to the rain. Allah is sufficient for us, and He is the best Disposer of affairs. May Allah help you. [Tags: Forced Displacement, Blocking Aid, Tent City, Living conditions, Human Dignity, Shelters, Appeals, Siege] [Found by: @rida_ehab] [Location: Gaza > Gaza City > Khan Younis > Rafah > Al-Mawasi > Southern Gaza > Central Gaza > Yarmouk area] [Archivist Notes] Since September 14 Forcibly displaced Palestinians living in tents along the coast of central Gaza and south Gaza clear were flooded during a high tide. Gaza's Government Media Office statement : On September 14, Gaza's Government Media Office issued an urgent call for humanitarian protection of the two million displaced Palestinians in Gaza ahead of winter. 543 displacement centers have been set up in Gaza due to the war and forced displacement, which the Media Office calls a violation of international humanitarian law. 74% of the tents used by displaced Palestinians are now unsuitable, with 100,000 out of 135,000 needing replacement due to severe damage. The tents, made from wood, nylon, and fabric, have deteriorated due to extreme weather conditions, especially after 11 months of continuous displacement. Israeli forces have blocked the entry of at least a quarter-million tents into Gaza, leaving refugees without proper shelter for the upcoming winter. The Media Office held Israel and the U.S. fully accountable for Gaza’s dire situation, calling on Egypt, as well as Arab and Islamic nations, to urgently provide tents and aid. 100,000 out of 135,0000 tents sheltering 1.9 million displaced people are damaged. Government Media Office in Gaza: "74% of the tents sheltering 2 million displaced people in the Strip have deteriorated, gone out of service, and become unfit for use. We warn of a humanitarian catastrophe with the onset of winter." source The first incidents and casualties "The rainy season hasn't even started yet,but just five minutes of rain has already flooded us.” Tents belonging to displaced Palestinian families in the al-Zawayda refugee camp in central Gaza were flooded & sustained water damage after heavy rain on Mon. On September 16, Mayor of Deir al-Balah claims to Al Arabiya TV: Sea waves threaten 250,000 citizens who set up their tents along the beach. Civil defense crews transferred a number of drowning people in the sea of Rafah city, where ambulance crews dealt with two drowning cases and transferred them to the Red Cross Hospital, in Mawasi. Dozens of tents for displaced people were submerged along the beaches of Khan Yunis and Central Gaza due to rising waves worsening the the dire conditions caused by #Israel’s continued attacks in the region. Families faced flooding in their temporary makeshift tents, with some having to move to higher ground to avoid the water. The situation remains dangerous, as they are now exposed to both the dangers of the sea and the ongoing occupation and massacres. Setember 15 : The tents of the displaced people were flooded on the shore of Al-Qarara port, west of Khan Yunis, after the sea waves rose last night, as winter approaches. September 16 : Dozens of makeshift tents housing displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are inundated by rising seawater, worsening the the dire conditions caused by srael’s continued attacks in the region Important warning from Civil Defense in Gaza (September 19) "We warn citizens & displaced persons on the beach of the city of Mawasi, Khan Younis, and the central beach of the dangers of the high sea tide expected from now on, which may cause tents to be swept away". On November 24, tents flooded again Testimony of @ezzingaza, Dr. Ezzideen "Today was one of the coldest days of the year. The bitter wind tore through the streets, carrying with it the chill of the sea. For those living in tents, the day brought more than just cold, it brought devastation. The rising sea flooded the camps, drenching their fragile shelters and leaving families with nowhere dry to escape the icy waters. (...) My thoughts were with my friends and relatives living in tents, battling not only the cold but the floodwaters. How are they surviving this? How do they keep their children warm as seawater soaks through their meager belongings? Did the winds tear their shelters apart? Or worse, did the water swallow what little they had left? What do fathers tell their children on nights like this? What words can they find to soothe their shivering families? Do the world’s leaders know? Do they care? Are these families even a fleeting thought on their minds? Or have they become invisible, forgotten in a world too busy to notice their pain? The cold outside was harsh, but the indifference of the world felt harsher. How many more storms must they endure before someone listens? How many more tents must sink into the flood before the world wakes up? When will their cries reach the ears of those who can bring change?" On November 25 : Winds Uproot Displaced Families’ Tents on Khan Younis Beach According to @Mahmoud_Bassam8 : Strong winds on Khan Younis beach, south of Gaza Strip, have uprooted the tents of displaced families, exacerbating their suffering under harsh humanitarian conditions. These families, who fled the bombings seeking refuge on the beach, now face the winter cold without shelter, amidst a lack of essential aid to meet their basic needs. On December 30 : tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater Gaza’s civil defence says it received hundreds of distress calls from displaced people whose tents and shelters were flooded by rainwater. Gaza’s Government Media Office said on Monday that “bitter cold and frost” hitting “dilapidated tents” in the strip’s camps had killed seven people, including 6 infants and an adult healthcare worker. Reporting from Deir el-Balah, Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudari said: “You can’t imagine the situation right now. We are all freezing and shaking due to the very cold weather. … Especially those who are in al-Mawasi very close to the beach are suffering from the cold.” 31 December Hamas statement The Hamas has asked for *“relief supplies and tents to protect hundreds of thousands of displaced civilians from the cold and the disastrous effects” of Israel’s attacks on the enclave.(...) “The humanitarian and legal duty of the international community and the UN requires urgent action to provide relief to our people in the Gaza Strip, who have been subjected to a Zionist crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing.” * Israel continues to strictly restrict the entry of aid into the enclave, including winter supplies. Sources
As Israel continues to block humanitarian aid from entering Gaza and with a severe shortage of flour, thousands of Palestinians in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, are struggling to secure a loaf of bread to feed their children this morning. Palestinians in both the north and south are facing catastrophic levels of famine due to Israel's ongoing blockade of the enclave.
The Israeli military perpetrated a heinous massacre at dawn on Sunday, leveling a five-story residential building in the Beit Lahiya area of northern Gaza. Over 72 civilians were killed, and dozens more were injured. According to local sources, many people remain trapped under the rubble. The director of the Health Ministry reported that 30% of the victims are children. Since Israel launched its ethnic cleansing operation in northern Gaza, more than 2,000 people have been killed, while the wounded are left to bleed to death, with no civil defense teams or ambulances operational due to the ongoing siege.
"No day passes without a massacre or attack." Journalist Hossam Shabat reports from the scene of the horrific Israeli massacre at the Abu Assi School in al-Shati refugee camp. The school, which housed displaces families, was struck with missiles, resulting in at least 10 civilians killed, including children, and many others injured.
Galya Hoshen againts the Israeli Justice system not enough genocidal [Original post] How do you tie the hands (of our soldiers) and prevent them from fighting without restrictions against monsters?! No, no, no uninvolved, there is no such a thing... All of them need to be annihilated" Galya Hoshen, the mother of Nova party attendee killed on October 7th, goes on an openly genocidal rant, at the Knesset's Constitution, Law and Justice Committee, against the Israeli so-called "justice system", for supposedly not allowing Israel to be even more genocidal. Seriously unhinged shit. Video is from 5 days ago. I trimmed out parts of the rant which were not directly genocide-related. [Tags: Genocidal Intent, Incitement, Speech] [Found by: B.M.] [Location: Knesset]
IFD officer Elisha Lievman flee Cyprus to avoid his responsability in committing war crimes [Original post] 🧵Last weekend, a legal complaint filed by [@HindRFoundation] resulted in the brief detention of an Israeli officer in Cyprus, accused of committing war crimes in Gaza On Saturday, the MFA intervened, leading the officer’s immediate removal from Cyprus & his return to Israel -> [Tags: Impunity, Genocide Denial] [Found by: Younis Tirawi] [Location: Tel Aviv] [Archivist Notes] According to sources in Cyprus, following the officer’s detention for investigation, the Israeli Foreign Ministry intervened & used its contacts to secure his immediate removal before an arrest order was to be put in place. He arrived at Tel Aviv Airport on Saturday night. His wife posted : “We’ll still tell what we’ve been through and what a miracle it is that we’re back here (two days earlier than originally planned).” Journalist Younis Al-Tarawi, who specializes in tracking down soldiers involved in war crimes, told #غزة Al-Arabi TV that Cypriot authorities detained Israeli occupation army soldier “Elisha Laifman” , for 24 hours. . 📌 According to the content of the trial seen by Al-Arabi TV, the list included accusations such as “incitement to violence against property in #قبرص”, “involvement in genocide”, “burning of civilian property without military reason”, » and “intentional sabotage of civilian objects”. 📌 According to the sources of journalist Younis Al-Tarawi, he was released from detention in Cyprus under pressure from the embassy and the Israeli Foreign Ministry, after which an investigation was opened with the police officer who released “Liveman” to read more about his war crimes
Israeli forces seized the “Castiro” café in Jerusalem’s Musrara area [Original post] Jerusalem 🚨 Israeli forces occupation forces seized the “Kastro” café in Jerusalem’s Musrara area, evacuating it for settlers. The property owned by a Palestinian was claimed to be under the Custodian of Absentee Property law, raising concerns over continued displacement of Palestinians. #Jerusalem #Apartheid [Tags: Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Shops, Evacuation Order, Home Theft, Living conditions, Property, Apartheid, Activists] [Found by: West Bank Observer] [Location: West Bank > East Jerusalem] [Archivist Notes] Mohammad Ouda Castiro, a Palestinian from Jerusalem, asserts ownership of Café Al-Masrara near Damascus Gate, which he has leased since 1954. He has fought eviction attempts since 2010 but was recently forcibly removed by Israeli authorities favoring settler groups. Despite losing access, Castiro vows to reclaim the café for himself or his descendants, challenging Israel's 1950 "Absentees' Property Law," which facilitated the transfer of Palestinian properties to Israeli control. He decries the eviction as part of broader efforts to displace Arabs and Muslims from Jerusalem. Holding the café keys, Kastiro remains resolute in his resistance. On November 17, settlers accompanied by police arrived to evacuate Mahmoud Castiro's cafe. They took the equipment out onto the street and handed the keys to settler associations in the city. The police prevented solidarity activists who were present from getting close to the cafe. Sources
Dozen Israeli soldiers invaded the village of T'ala, West Bank [Original post] כרוניקה של טיהור אתני: תריסר חיילי כיבוש פלשו הערב לכפר ת'עלה למרר את חייהם של התושבים. החיילים הגיעו מכיוון המאחז חוות מן, שמוביל את ההתעללות בתושבי הכפר. הם גנבו את המחשב של מצלמות האבטחה, פינצ'רו גלגל של טרקטור עם סכין, איימו על ראש הכפר, דחפו אותו ונתנו לו אגרופים. [Tags: Looting, Settlement, Threat, Soldiers and Settlers, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Property, Land theft, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Masafering] [Location: West Bank > Tahla] [Archivist Notes] Translation of the thrad : A chronicle of ethnic cleansing: a dozen occupation soldiers invaded the village of T'ala this evening to make the lives of the residents miserable. The soldiers came from the direction of the Havat Man outpost, which leads the abuse of the villagers. They stole the security camera computer, pinched a tractor wheel with a knife, threatened the head of the village, pushed him and punched him. Since the establishment of the "Havat Man" outpost near the village by the settler Issachar Man, the settlers of the farm and the army have made the lives of the residents of T'ala and the nearby villages miserable. They already evicted some families who lived closer to the outpost about three years ago and are now working on evicting the rest of the village. https://x.com/masafering/status/1769281571272442307?t=Mc-fzE-_2XOr_MkMMh0XeA&s=19 Like the residents of all the villages in the area, the residents of T'ala suffer from daily terrorism that includes settlers who threaten, take over agricultural land, and prevent the residents from grazing and cultivating their land. https://x.com/masafering/status/1819386720237846864?t=Mc-fzE- _2XOr_MkMMh0XeA&s=19 In addition, the branches of the regime such as the army and the police, who are not satisfied with allowing the settlers to do as they wish, but continue to abuse them themselves and take an active part in efforts to deport them. This year sanctions were imposed by the USA and the European Union against Havat Man and against Issachar Man. Unfortunately, the sanctions did not stop the violence and terrorism coming from there.
In T'ala Israeli settlers threaten and prevent the residents from grazing and cultivating their land [Original post] כמו תושביהם של כל הכפרים באיזור, תושבי ת'עלה סובלים מטרור יומיומי שכולל מתנחלים שמאיימים, משתלטים על אדמות חקלאיות, ומונעים מהתושבים לרעות ולעבד את אדמותיהם.https://x.com/masafering/status/1819386720237846864?t=Mc-fzE-_2XOr_MkMMh0XeA&s=19 [Tags: Settlement, Threat, Soldiers and Settlers, Raid, Agriculture, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Land theft, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Masafering] [Location: West Bank > Tahla] [Archivist Notes] A chronicle of ethnic cleansing: a dozen occupation soldiers invaded the village of T'ala this evening to make the lives of the residents miserable. The soldiers came from the direction of the Havat Man outpost, which leads the abuse of the villagers. They stole the security camera computer, pinched a tractor wheel with a knife, threatened the head of the village, pushed him and punched him. Since the establishment of the "Havat Man" outpost near the village by the settler Issachar Man, the settlers of the farm and the army have made the lives of the residents of T'ala and the nearby villages miserable. They already evicted some families who lived closer to the outpost about three years ago and are now working on evicting the rest of the village. Like the residents of all the villages in the area, the residents of T'ala suffer from daily terrorism that includes settlers who threaten, take over agricultural land, and prevent the residents from grazing and cultivating their land. [](https://x.com/masafering/status/1819386720237846864?t=Mc-fzE- _2XOr_MkMMh0XeA&s=19) In addition, the branches of the regime such as the army and the police, who are not satisfied with allowing the settlers to do as they wish, but continue to abuse them themselves and take an active part in efforts to deport them. This year sanctions were imposed by the USA and the European Union against Havat Man and against Issachar Man. Unfortunately, the sanctions did not stop the violence and terrorism coming from there.
Israeli army and police continue to take an active part in efforts to deport T'ala resident in West Bank [Original post] בנוסף זרועות המשטר כמו הצבא והמשטרה, שלא מסתפקות בלאפשר למתנחלים לעשות כרצונם, אלא מוסיפים להתעלל בהם בעצמם ולקחת חלק פעיל במאמצים לגרשם. השנה הוטלו סנקציות על ידי ארה"ב והאיחוד האירופי נגד חוות מן וכנגד יששכר מן . לצערנו הסנקציות לא גרמו להפסקת האלימות וההטרור המגיעים משם. [Tags: Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Land theft, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Masafering] [Location: West Bank > Tahla] [Archivist Notes] A chronicle of ethnic cleansing: a dozen occupation soldiers invaded the village of T'ala this evening to make the lives of the residents miserable. The soldiers came from the direction of the Havat Man outpost, which leads the abuse of the villagers. They stole the security camera computer, pinched a tractor wheel with a knife, threatened the head of the village, pushed him and punched him. Since the establishment of the "Havat Man" outpost near the village by the settler Issachar Man, the settlers of the farm and the army have made the lives of the residents of T'ala and the nearby villages miserable. They already evicted some families who lived closer to the outpost about three years ago and are now working on evicting the rest of the village. Like the residents of all the villages in the area, the residents of T'ala suffer from daily terrorism that includes settlers who threaten, take over agricultural land, and prevent the residents from grazing and cultivating their land. [](https://x.com/masafering/status/1819386720237846864?t=Mc-fzE- _2XOr_MkMMh0XeA&s=19) In addition, the branches of the regime such as the army and the police, who are not satisfied with allowing the settlers to do as they wish, but continue to abuse them themselves and take an active part in efforts to deport them. This year sanctions were imposed by the USA and the European Union against Havat Man and against Issachar Man. Unfortunately, the sanctions did not stop the violence and terrorism coming from there.
Israeli forces close Beit Furik checkpoint east of Nablus [Original post] Occupation forces close Beit Furik checkpoint east of Nablus [Tags: Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Raid, Living conditions, Terror, Apartheid, Checkpoints] [Found by: @RoyalNewsEnglish] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Beit Furik] [Archivist Notes] Beit Furik (Arabic: بيت فوريك) is a town located nine kilometers southeast of Nablus, in the Nablus Governorate of the northern West Bank, Palestine. Palestinians accuseS Israeli authorities of enabling settler violence to expand West Bank settlements, including in East Jerusalem, where over 720,000 Israelis live. On November 15 Two Palestinian children were wounded in Beit Furik town in Nablus on Thursday evening during an Israeli forces incursion. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that it provided medical help to the two children, who were shot during the confrontations that erupted following the Israeli incursion with live bullets and were taken to the hospital. Young men in the village threw stones at the invading Israeli troops, who responded by firing live bullets and teargas canisters. On November 16 Israeli settlers launched an attack on the village of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Armed settlers burned three Palestinian cars, damaged an agricultural shed, and hurled stones at homes in the Officers' Quarter. Beit Furik mayor Arif Hanani identified the attackers as coming from the nearby settlement of Itamar, which is built on land seized from Beit Furik and surrounding areas. Local residents confronted the settlers and drove them away. Israeli settler militias attack Palestinian homes and properties, in Al-dhubat neighborhood setting them on fire The occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, again, and clashes broke out Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers conducted raids across the West Bank, targeting areas such as the Al-Ein refugee camp, Hebron, Jenin, Salfit, and Qalqilya, detaining 12 Palestinians. These raids were marked by violence, threats, and property damage. One prominent arrest was Abdul Rahman Al-Sayeh in Nablus' Old City. Israeli occupation forces arrest a Palestinian youth during their raid on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank. *The destruction and devastation caused by demon occupying settlers as they burned Palestinian homes in the Al-Dhobat neighborhood in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. * Sources :
Israeli settler militias torched Palestinian homes in Beit Furik [Original post] After burning down vehicles, Israeli settler militias torched Palestinian homes and buildings in Beit Furik town, the occupied West Bank. [Tags: Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Raid, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: @Kuffiyateam] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Beit Furik] [Archivist Notes] Beit Furik (Arabic: بيت فوريك) is a town located nine kilometers southeast of Nablus, in the Nablus Governorate of the northern West Bank, Palestine. Palestinians accuseS Israeli authorities of enabling settler violence to expand West Bank settlements, including in East Jerusalem, where over 720,000 Israelis live. On November 15 Two Palestinian children were wounded in Beit Furik town in Nablus on Thursday evening during an Israeli forces incursion. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that it provided medical help to the two children, who were shot during the confrontations that erupted following the Israeli incursion with live bullets and were taken to the hospital. Young men in the village threw stones at the invading Israeli troops, who responded by firing live bullets and teargas canisters. On November 16 Israeli settlers launched an attack on the village of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Armed settlers burned three Palestinian cars, damaged an agricultural shed, and hurled stones at homes in the Officers' Quarter. Beit Furik mayor Arif Hanani identified the attackers as coming from the nearby settlement of Itamar, which is built on land seized from Beit Furik and surrounding areas. Local residents confronted the settlers and drove them away. Israeli settler militias attack Palestinian homes and properties, in Al-dhubat neighborhood setting them on fire The occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, again, and clashes broke out Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers conducted raids across the West Bank, targeting areas such as the Al-Ein refugee camp, Hebron, Jenin, Salfit, and Qalqilya, detaining 12 Palestinians. These raids were marked by violence, threats, and property damage. One prominent arrest was Abdul Rahman Al-Sayeh in Nablus' Old City. Israeli occupation forces arrest a Palestinian youth during their raid on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank. *The destruction and devastation caused by demon occupying settlers as they burned Palestinian homes in the Al-Dhobat neighborhood in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. * Sources :
Israeli settler militias under the protection of Israeli soldiers confront unarmed Palestinian [Original post] Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli settler militias under the protection of Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. [Tags: Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Raid, Living conditions, Terror, Impunity] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Beit Furik] [Archivist Notes] Beit Furik (Arabic: بيت فوريك) is a town located nine kilometers southeast of Nablus, in the Nablus Governorate of the northern West Bank, Palestine. Palestinians accuseS Israeli authorities of enabling settler violence to expand West Bank settlements, including in East Jerusalem, where over 720,000 Israelis live. On November 15 Two Palestinian children were wounded in Beit Furik town in Nablus on Thursday evening during an Israeli forces incursion. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that it provided medical help to the two children, who were shot during the confrontations that erupted following the Israeli incursion with live bullets and were taken to the hospital. Young men in the village threw stones at the invading Israeli troops, who responded by firing live bullets and teargas canisters. On November 16 Israeli settlers launched an attack on the village of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Armed settlers burned three Palestinian cars, damaged an agricultural shed, and hurled stones at homes in the Officers' Quarter. Beit Furik mayor Arif Hanani identified the attackers as coming from the nearby settlement of Itamar, which is built on land seized from Beit Furik and surrounding areas. Local residents confronted the settlers and drove them away. Israeli settler militias attack Palestinian homes and properties, in Al-dhubat neighborhood setting them on fire The occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, again, and clashes broke out Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers conducted raids across the West Bank, targeting areas such as the Al-Ein refugee camp, Hebron, Jenin, Salfit, and Qalqilya, detaining 12 Palestinians. These raids were marked by violence, threats, and property damage. One prominent arrest was Abdul Rahman Al-Sayeh in Nablus' Old City. Israeli occupation forces arrest a Palestinian youth during their raid on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank. *The destruction and devastation caused by demon occupying settlers as they burned Palestinian homes in the Al-Dhobat neighborhood in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. * Sources :
Israeli settler storm Al-dhubat neighborhood in Beit Furik and attack Palestinian homes [Original post] Israeli settler mobs storm Al-dhubat neighborhood in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, and attack Palestinian homes and properties in the area. [Tags: Homes, Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Raid, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Beit Furik] [Archivist Notes] Beit Furik (Arabic: بيت فوريك) is a town located nine kilometers southeast of Nablus, in the Nablus Governorate of the northern West Bank, Palestine. Palestinians accuseS Israeli authorities of enabling settler violence to expand West Bank settlements, including in East Jerusalem, where over 720,000 Israelis live. On November 15 Two Palestinian children were wounded in Beit Furik town in Nablus on Thursday evening during an Israeli forces incursion. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that it provided medical help to the two children, who were shot during the confrontations that erupted following the Israeli incursion with live bullets and were taken to the hospital. Young men in the village threw stones at the invading Israeli troops, who responded by firing live bullets and teargas canisters. On November 16 Israeli settlers launched an attack on the village of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Armed settlers burned three Palestinian cars, damaged an agricultural shed, and hurled stones at homes in the Officers' Quarter. Beit Furik mayor Arif Hanani identified the attackers as coming from the nearby settlement of Itamar, which is built on land seized from Beit Furik and surrounding areas. Local residents confronted the settlers and drove them away. Israeli settler militias attack Palestinian homes and properties, in Al-dhubat neighborhood setting them on fire The occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, again, and clashes broke out Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers conducted raids across the West Bank, targeting areas such as the Al-Ein refugee camp, Hebron, Jenin, Salfit, and Qalqilya, detaining 12 Palestinians. These raids were marked by violence, threats, and property damage. One prominent arrest was Abdul Rahman Al-Sayeh in Nablus' Old City. Israeli occupation forces arrest a Palestinian youth during their raid on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank. *The destruction and devastation caused by demon occupying settlers as they burned Palestinian homes in the Al-Dhobat neighborhood in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. * Sources :
Israeli settlers are attacking Palestinian village Beit Faurik setting fire to cars [Original post] Breaking: Israeli settlers are attacking Palestinian villages in Nablus, focusing their assault on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. [Tags: Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Raid, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: Ramy Abdu| رامي عبده] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Beit Furik] [Archivist Notes] Beit Furik (Arabic: بيت فوريك) is a town located nine kilometers southeast of Nablus, in the Nablus Governorate of the northern West Bank, Palestine. Palestinians accuseS Israeli authorities of enabling settler violence to expand West Bank settlements, including in East Jerusalem, where over 720,000 Israelis live. On November 15 Two Palestinian children were wounded in Beit Furik town in Nablus on Thursday evening during an Israeli forces incursion. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that it provided medical help to the two children, who were shot during the confrontations that erupted following the Israeli incursion with live bullets and were taken to the hospital. Young men in the village threw stones at the invading Israeli troops, who responded by firing live bullets and teargas canisters. On November 16 Israeli settlers launched an attack on the village of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Armed settlers burned three Palestinian cars, damaged an agricultural shed, and hurled stones at homes in the Officers' Quarter. Beit Furik mayor Arif Hanani identified the attackers as coming from the nearby settlement of Itamar, which is built on land seized from Beit Furik and surrounding areas. Local residents confronted the settlers and drove them away. Israeli settler militias attack Palestinian homes and properties, in Al-dhubat neighborhood setting them on fire The occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, again, and clashes broke out Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers conducted raids across the West Bank, targeting areas such as the Al-Ein refugee camp, Hebron, Jenin, Salfit, and Qalqilya, detaining 12 Palestinians. These raids were marked by violence, threats, and property damage. One prominent arrest was Abdul Rahman Al-Sayeh in Nablus' Old City. Israeli occupation forces arrest a Palestinian youth during their raid on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank. *The destruction and devastation caused by demon occupying settlers as they burned Palestinian homes in the Al-Dhobat neighborhood in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. * Sources :
Night Israeli airstrike in Beit Lahia [Original post] Beit Lahya, north of Gaza, is currently under heavy Israeli attack. [Tags: Homes, Explosion, Bombs] [Found by: Eye on Palestine, Waseem Khalif | وسيم خليف] [Location: Gaza > Beit Lahia > North Gaza]
Palestinians confront Israeli settlers who attacked the village of Beit Furik [Original post] Palestinians confront Israeli settlers who attacked the village of Beit Furik east of Nablus. [Tags: Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Raid, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: Eye on Palestine] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Beit Furik] [Archivist Notes] Beit Furik (Arabic: بيت فوريك) is a town located nine kilometers southeast of Nablus, in the Nablus Governorate of the northern West Bank, Palestine. Palestinians accuseS Israeli authorities of enabling settler violence to expand West Bank settlements, including in East Jerusalem, where over 720,000 Israelis live. On November 15 Two Palestinian children were wounded in Beit Furik town in Nablus on Thursday evening during an Israeli forces incursion. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that it provided medical help to the two children, who were shot during the confrontations that erupted following the Israeli incursion with live bullets and were taken to the hospital. Young men in the village threw stones at the invading Israeli troops, who responded by firing live bullets and teargas canisters. On November 16 Israeli settlers launched an attack on the village of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Armed settlers burned three Palestinian cars, damaged an agricultural shed, and hurled stones at homes in the Officers' Quarter. Beit Furik mayor Arif Hanani identified the attackers as coming from the nearby settlement of Itamar, which is built on land seized from Beit Furik and surrounding areas. Local residents confronted the settlers and drove them away. Israeli settler militias attack Palestinian homes and properties, in Al-dhubat neighborhood setting them on fire The occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, again, and clashes broke out Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers conducted raids across the West Bank, targeting areas such as the Al-Ein refugee camp, Hebron, Jenin, Salfit, and Qalqilya, detaining 12 Palestinians. These raids were marked by violence, threats, and property damage. One prominent arrest was Abdul Rahman Al-Sayeh in Nablus' Old City. Israeli occupation forces arrest a Palestinian youth during their raid on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank. *The destruction and devastation caused by demon occupying settlers as they burned Palestinian homes in the Al-Dhobat neighborhood in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. * Sources :
Soldier prevent Palestinians from accessing their olive groves [Original post] גם במסאפר יטא - כפי שקרה הבוקר בואדי חומרה שבסמוך לכפר תוואנה, כוחות האפרטהייד מנסים למנוע מבעלי המטעים למסוק את הזיתים שלהם. מאז החלה עונת המסיק, פלסטינים ברחבי הגדה מדווחים על תקיפות של מתנחלים וחיילים כנגדם. קרדיט על כל תמונות הסטילס בשרשור- אבישי מוהר [Tags: Nature, Looting, Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Baton, Agriculture, Living conditions, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Apartheid] [Found by: Masafering] [Location: West Bank > Masafer Yatta > At-Tuwani] [Archivist Notes] Since the beginning of October, and the olive harvest season in Palestine, attacks against Palestinian farmers have increased. Attacks and assaults against farmers are daily occurrences in the occupied West Bank and the vast majority target farms in the governorates of Nablus, Jenin, Tulkarem, Qalqiliya and Salfit. Olive trees are estimated to account for a third of cultivated land in Palestine and contribute up to 20% of the agricultural output. The current olive harvest season is especially important for the Palestinians given the economic hardship caused by the war. Settlers have already used violence against harvesters, and many fear that the army won't provide adequate protection and will prevent them from accessing their lands. Throughout this olive season, Israel's Settler/Soldier militias have been diligently preventing farmers access to their lands, shooting/killing farmers, terror attacks, burning of homes & property, destruction of olive trees, theft of olive harvest. In most cases, Palestinians were in their lands harvesting olives, in areas which even Israel's "judicial & military authorities" "permitted" Palestinian farmers access to. However, Israeli settlers & soldiers coordinated to remove Palestinians from their lands, often by force. In some cases, like Sisiya on October 18, the settlers violently attack Palestinian farmers before the Israeli soldiers intervene to expel the farmers. In Susiya, the farmers had a fresh "Israeli court order" permitting them access - to no avail. In other cases, the Settler/Soldiers terrorists simply shoot & kill Palestinian farmers, such as in the case of Hanan Abu Salameh on October 17, a 59-year-old woman who was killed while harvesting olives in Faqqua near Jenin by a soldier who fired about 10 shots at her. West Bank olive harvest met with rising Israeli violence, says UN . Nine deaths in a week, including soldier’s killing of 59-year-old woman as she farmed, brings charges of ‘war-like’ tactics. The settlers attack, burn, and destroy. The soldiers attack and issue "military closed zones." In tandem. They work in close cooperation to prevent Palestinian farmers access to their olive harvest, imposing a new reality on the ground. Another new phenomena across the West Bank, is that Israeli settlers now felt comfortable to steal the Palestinian olive harvest after succeeding to expel Palestinians off their lands through the use of force. Sometimes, after they steal, they burn or destroy the olive trees. This is an overlooked reality in the occupied West Bank. And the settlers are celebrating this achievement, calling for donations and supporters, hoping to expand the new reality on the ground. This has been one of the most violent Olive Harvest season. Every day, Palestinian farmers were violently prevented from reaching the olive groves, or threatened and attacked inside their villages as warning. Source Chronology (ongoing) On November 28 in Salem Village, the Israeli forces obstructed Palestinian farmers' access to their lands in Salem, east of Nablus, preventing them from harvesting olives. Soldiers detained individuals, checked IDs, and used sound bombs and tear gas against youths. They also set up an iron gate at the northern entrance and placed soil berms to block vehicles. On November 25 Palestinian families are prevented from harvesting olives from their groves by Israeli colonial forces in the area of Sahel Turmus-Aya. Before being kicked out of their lands, farmers noticed that their olive trees bore very little fruit. Throughout this past year, the landowners were prevented from accessing their land at the hands of settlers and soldiers, thus making it impossible to tend to their trees properly. The soldiers also attacked a youngster. (according to Activestills On November 9 Ahmad Abdullah Ghazal from the town of Sebastia, northwest of Nablus has passed away days after settlers attacked him and sprayed him with gas while he was picking olives. He did not suffer from any illness prior to this incident. On November 8 The guard of Yitzhar settlement, along with settlers dressed in Israeli occupation forces uniforms, expelled farmers and stole olives from the lands of Burin village, south of Nablus. Landowners returned to their orchards in Umm Nir to continue the olive harvest that had been interrupted the day before. This time, Shmuel Lusky and another settler from the illegal outpost of Ancient Susya arrived at the scene, attempting to steal the harvested olives and assaulting the harvesters. On November 7 dozens of soldiers and police officers from the Border Police prevent harvesting in olive groves, in Um Nir, near Susya, Masafer Yatta. On November 4 in Burqa, Settlers invaded a Palestinian land to burn their olive trees. Two farmers defend their land by throwing stones on the settlers who are lightly wounded. On November 2 Under the protection of Israeli forces, settlers attacked farmers while they were picking olives in Qaryut village, south of Nablus. On October 30 Israeli settlers chopped off hundreds of olive trees in Qaryut near Nablus. On October 28 Israeli settlers storm agricultural lands near Ramallah and set fire to olive trees. On October 27 In the morning - a Palestinian's car is burned while picking olives near the town of Kablan, southeast of Nablus. In the evening - in the square at the entrance to Huwara, same governorate, soldiers or settlers, raided the area. On October 26 In Hebron / Al-Khalil, Israeli Jewish settlers attacked a Palestinian family during the olives harvest in Hebron, stoling the olives & sheets which the family use to pick the olive. On October 25 Beit Jala area, Israeli army prevents Palestinians from harvesting olives on private land, using stun grenades at close range against activists assisting with the harvest. EU and allied diplomatic officials joined Palestinian youth in olive harvesting at Kufr Nimeh to show solidarity amid rising settler attacks. Since October 1st, settlers have reportedly vandalized, burned, or cut down about 600 olive trees in 15 West Bank communities. UNOCHA recorded 51 settler-related incidents affecting 57 communities. EU Statement : The EU urged Israel to protect Palestinian farmers and ensure a safe harvest, stressing that perpetrators of violence, harassment, and intimidation should be held accountable. On October 22 A large groups of settlers carried out a progrom against the residents of Jalud, a village near Nablus . They set fire to homes, vandalized vehicles, killed livestock, and and physically assaulted villagers. 2 Palestinians were injured in the face and another suffered a skull fracture during the attack. Sheep were slaughtered On october 20 In Burqa , near Ramallah, soldiers prevented the olive harvest by using stun grenades and making threats. As the soldiers attempted to evict the locals, masked settlers armed with batons approached. On October 18 Settlers open fire and launch tear gas at residents and volunteers harvesting olives in Kafr al-Labad , east of Tulkarm A settler attack on the residents in Susiya village, Masafer Yatta , one solidarity activist was injured. Since the start of the Olive Harvest, attacks have been non-stop and increasing, while soldiers watch and protect the settlers and facilitate the attacks. In the middle of the night settlers snuck into olive groves in Burin , near Nablus, and stole their equipment. An armed Israeli settler in IDF uniform threatens Palestinians after storming their land during olive picking in the village of Ramin , Tulkarm, West Bank. On october 17 : Hanan Abdel Rahman Abu Salama, 59, was killed by Israeli fire as she was picking olives near the security barrier in the West Bank village of Faqoua near Jenin , on October 17, 2024. The Israel Defense Forces has suspended a deputy commander in its 334th Battalion and opened an investigation. Faqoua village councilor Munir Barakat told AFP that “an Israeli in military clothing arrived at the place in a white car and fired about 10 bullets at the Abu Salama family, who were picking olives on their land". Local sources reported that the colonists attacked citizens while they were attending their lands and picking olives in the village of Rojib , sprayed them with pepper gas, and forced them to leave. In a related context, an Israeli colonist also attacked a citizen while he was picking olives in the village of Madama, south of Nablus , preventing him from completing his work, and forcing him to leave his land. Qusra , Israeli settlers further forced citizens to leave the olive fields, and seized a vehicle used to transport them and transport the olives after the harvest. On October 13 : Burin just outside Nablus, teenage settlers are beating olive trees and stealing crops from Palestinians. On october 12 Settlers set the village of Al-Mughayyir , north of Ramallah on fire to burn down agricultural crops and olive trees. Armed settlers assault farmers and block them from harvesting olives; Settler militias assault farmers during olive harvesting in Turmus Ayya , north of Ramallah On October 5: in Al-Luban al-Gharbiyya (اللبّن الغربيّة), Ramallah district - Al-Bira, occupied West Bank, Hasem Salama and his family were attacked by over 50 masked and armed Israeli settlers while harvesting olives. 11 Palestinians were injured, including women and a 7-year-old child. The settlers used iron pipes, causing bone fractures and severe injuries; Salama himself suffered leg wounds and was unable to stand. On September 28 : Armed settlers raided our land in Tuwani, Masafer Yatta, deliberately destroying olive crop using a herd of sheep, under protection of armed settler soldiers. They detained farmers for an hour while the settlers sabotaged the olive grove. On September 12 : Settlers from the Rehelim area set fire to olive trees and agricultural equipment in the village of Yatma. The fires are still burning. UN Experts on Israeli Settler Violence Against Palestinian Farmers On 17 October 2024, UN experts highlighted the severe challenges Palestinian farmers face during the olive harvest season in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Intimidation and Violence: Israeli settlers and occupation forces have escalated their attacks, severely harassing Palestinian farmers, restricting access to land, and threatening food sovereignty. 2023 saw the highest levels of violence, including physical assaults, property damage, and obstruction of access to farming areas. Many Palestinians were forced to leave their homes and lands. Economic Impact: Due to Israeli restrictions, 96,000 dunums of olive-cultivated land remained unharvested in 2023, causing a loss of 1,200 metric tons of olive oil, valued at approximately $10 million. Cultural and Ancestral Significance: The olive harvest is central to Palestinian culture and heritage. UN experts view Israel’s actions, including the destruction of orchards and water source restrictions, as attempts to expand illegal settlements. The annual olive harvest is a vital economic, social & cultural event for Palestinians 🫒 It's why Irish and UE partners are joining local harvests across the West Bank as a protective presence against a rise in settler violence, vandalism & intimidation, as documented by @OCHAOPT since Oct 1st. The Yesh Din organization reports that settlers have attacked laborers, stolen olives, and destroyed trees across the northern West Bank. Despite agreements with the Israeli military for protection, attacks continued, particularly in areas like Mughayyir and Burin. In total, Yesh Din recorded 36 violent incidents since October 3, with 24 of them preventing olive harvesting, even on lands without IDF-imposed access restrictions. In some cases, IDF soldiers and police were present but did not intervene; in others, they allegedly assisted settlers in driving laborers off the land. Palestinian farmers are only granted access to their lands twice a year, and no coordination for the 2024 harvest has been finalized. The IDF claims to be providing protection amidst increased security risks. According to Yesh Din, the 2024 olive harvest in the West Bank was marked by severe disruptions and violence against Palestinian farmers. Violence and Obstruction by Settlers and Security Forces The harvest, beginning on October 15, was marred by assaults and expulsions of farmers by settlers and Israeli security forces. In Faqqu’a (Jenin District), soldiers shot and killed 59-year-old Hanan ‘Abd a-Rahman Abu Salameh. Soldiers, Border Police, and settlement Civilian Security Coordinators (CSCs) frequently prevented Palestinians from accessing their lands or failed to intervene against settler violence. Military closure orders barred Palestinians from large agricultural areas, blocking access to their own lands. Failures of the Coordination Mechanism: The army’s “coordination mechanism,” meant to ensure safe harvests, was poorly implemented. Coordination notices were often given last minute, with farmers receiving only 1–2 days for harvesting, making it impossible to prepare or complete their work. Settlers exploited these restrictions, accessing and harvesting Palestinian lands freely, often stealing crops with soldiers present and inactive. Violent Incidents and Crop Theft: Between October 1 and November 15, 2024, Yesh Din documented 113 incidents of violence, harassment, or crop damage on lands from 51 Palestinian communities: 68 incidents: Settlers and soldiers forcibly prevented harvesting. In 70% of cases, state-armed personnel aided settlers or failed to protect farmers. 43 incidents: Physical violence against harvesters, including beatings and live fire, resulting in one fatality. 52 incidents: Theft or destruction of Palestinian property, including olive crop theft on 38 occasions. 12 incidents: Deliberate damage to olive trees, with hundreds of trees cut, sawed, or burned. International Legal Obligations: UN experts reaffirmed Israel’s legal duty to end the occupation and dismantle settlements as directed by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling on 19 July 2024, supported by the General Assembly on 18 September 2024. Provide reparations for human rights violations, return confiscated land, and allow displaced Palestinians to return. Call for International Protection: UN experts urge for protective measures, including a foreign presence to act as a buffer between Palestinian farmers and settlers. The Special Rapporteur on the right to food will present a report emphasizing Palestinian food sovereignty at the General Assembly on 18 October 2024. Source Source Source Activits and solidarity group The Alliance for Middle East Peace (ALLMEP) is a network of over 160 NGOs conducting peacebuilding between Israelis and Palestinians.
Still waiting the Israeli permission to pick their olives behind the Apartheid wall [Original post] The olive trees behind the apartheid wall in 'Anin The olive season is coming to an end, and the people of the town of Anin, west of Jenin, are still waiting for the occupation to issue agricultural permits so that they can pick their olives behind the wall, as the lands are still registered in the names of the people in the town, and the occupation is stubborn in allowing them to enter. Reporting: Obada Tahayne Filmed: 16/11/2024 Donate/Watch/Share elsewhere👇 [Tags: Nature, Looting, Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Baton, Agriculture, Living conditions, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Apartheid] [Found by: TVFreePalestine] [Location: West Bank > Jenin > Anin] [Archivist Notes] Since the beginning of October, and the olive harvest season in Palestine, attacks against Palestinian farmers have increased. Attacks and assaults against farmers are daily occurrences in the occupied West Bank and the vast majority target farms in the governorates of Nablus, Jenin, Tulkarem, Qalqiliya and Salfit. Olive trees are estimated to account for a third of cultivated land in Palestine and contribute up to 20% of the agricultural output. The current olive harvest season is especially important for the Palestinians given the economic hardship caused by the war. Settlers have already used violence against harvesters, and many fear that the army won't provide adequate protection and will prevent them from accessing their lands. Throughout this olive season, Israel's Settler/Soldier militias have been diligently preventing farmers access to their lands, shooting/killing farmers, terror attacks, burning of homes & property, destruction of olive trees, theft of olive harvest. In most cases, Palestinians were in their lands harvesting olives, in areas which even Israel's "judicial & military authorities" "permitted" Palestinian farmers access to. However, Israeli settlers & soldiers coordinated to remove Palestinians from their lands, often by force. In some cases, like Sisiya on October 18, the settlers violently attack Palestinian farmers before the Israeli soldiers intervene to expel the farmers. In Susiya, the farmers had a fresh "Israeli court order" permitting them access - to no avail. In other cases, the Settler/Soldiers terrorists simply shoot & kill Palestinian farmers, such as in the case of Hanan Abu Salameh on October 17, a 59-year-old woman who was killed while harvesting olives in Faqqua near Jenin by a soldier who fired about 10 shots at her. West Bank olive harvest met with rising Israeli violence, says UN . Nine deaths in a week, including soldier’s killing of 59-year-old woman as she farmed, brings charges of ‘war-like’ tactics. The settlers attack, burn, and destroy. The soldiers attack and issue "military closed zones." In tandem. They work in close cooperation to prevent Palestinian farmers access to their olive harvest, imposing a new reality on the ground. Another new phenomena across the West Bank, is that Israeli settlers now felt comfortable to steal the Palestinian olive harvest after succeeding to expel Palestinians off their lands through the use of force. Sometimes, after they steal, they burn or destroy the olive trees. This is an overlooked reality in the occupied West Bank. And the settlers are celebrating this achievement, calling for donations and supporters, hoping to expand the new reality on the ground. This has been one of the most violent Olive Harvest season. Every day, Palestinian farmers were violently prevented from reaching the olive groves, or threatened and attacked inside their villages as warning. Source Chronology (ongoing) On November 28 in Salem Village, the Israeli forces obstructed Palestinian farmers' access to their lands in Salem, east of Nablus, preventing them from harvesting olives. Soldiers detained individuals, checked IDs, and used sound bombs and tear gas against youths. They also set up an iron gate at the northern entrance and placed soil berms to block vehicles. On November 25 Palestinian families are prevented from harvesting olives from their groves by Israeli colonial forces in the area of Sahel Turmus-Aya. Before being kicked out of their lands, farmers noticed that their olive trees bore very little fruit. Throughout this past year, the landowners were prevented from accessing their land at the hands of settlers and soldiers, thus making it impossible to tend to their trees properly. The soldiers also attacked a youngster. (according to Activestills On November 9 Ahmad Abdullah Ghazal from the town of Sebastia, northwest of Nablus has passed away days after settlers attacked him and sprayed him with gas while he was picking olives. He did not suffer from any illness prior to this incident. On November 8 The guard of Yitzhar settlement, along with settlers dressed in Israeli occupation forces uniforms, expelled farmers and stole olives from the lands of Burin village, south of Nablus. Landowners returned to their orchards in Umm Nir to continue the olive harvest that had been interrupted the day before. This time, Shmuel Lusky and another settler from the illegal outpost of Ancient Susya arrived at the scene, attempting to steal the harvested olives and assaulting the harvesters. On November 7 dozens of soldiers and police officers from the Border Police prevent harvesting in olive groves, in Um Nir, near Susya, Masafer Yatta. On November 4 in Burqa, Settlers invaded a Palestinian land to burn their olive trees. Two farmers defend their land by throwing stones on the settlers who are lightly wounded. On November 2 Under the protection of Israeli forces, settlers attacked farmers while they were picking olives in Qaryut village, south of Nablus. On October 30 Israeli settlers chopped off hundreds of olive trees in Qaryut near Nablus. On October 28 Israeli settlers storm agricultural lands near Ramallah and set fire to olive trees. On October 27 In the morning - a Palestinian's car is burned while picking olives near the town of Kablan, southeast of Nablus. In the evening - in the square at the entrance to Huwara, same governorate, soldiers or settlers, raided the area. On October 26 In Hebron / Al-Khalil, Israeli Jewish settlers attacked a Palestinian family during the olives harvest in Hebron, stoling the olives & sheets which the family use to pick the olive. On October 25 Beit Jala area, Israeli army prevents Palestinians from harvesting olives on private land, using stun grenades at close range against activists assisting with the harvest. EU and allied diplomatic officials joined Palestinian youth in olive harvesting at Kufr Nimeh to show solidarity amid rising settler attacks. Since October 1st, settlers have reportedly vandalized, burned, or cut down about 600 olive trees in 15 West Bank communities. UNOCHA recorded 51 settler-related incidents affecting 57 communities. EU Statement : The EU urged Israel to protect Palestinian farmers and ensure a safe harvest, stressing that perpetrators of violence, harassment, and intimidation should be held accountable. On October 22 A large groups of settlers carried out a progrom against the residents of Jalud, a village near Nablus . They set fire to homes, vandalized vehicles, killed livestock, and and physically assaulted villagers. 2 Palestinians were injured in the face and another suffered a skull fracture during the attack. Sheep were slaughtered On october 20 In Burqa , near Ramallah, soldiers prevented the olive harvest by using stun grenades and making threats. As the soldiers attempted to evict the locals, masked settlers armed with batons approached. On October 18 Settlers open fire and launch tear gas at residents and volunteers harvesting olives in Kafr al-Labad , east of Tulkarm A settler attack on the residents in Susiya village, Masafer Yatta , one solidarity activist was injured. Since the start of the Olive Harvest, attacks have been non-stop and increasing, while soldiers watch and protect the settlers and facilitate the attacks. In the middle of the night settlers snuck into olive groves in Burin , near Nablus, and stole their equipment. An armed Israeli settler in IDF uniform threatens Palestinians after storming their land during olive picking in the village of Ramin , Tulkarm, West Bank. On october 17 : Hanan Abdel Rahman Abu Salama, 59, was killed by Israeli fire as she was picking olives near the security barrier in the West Bank village of Faqoua near Jenin , on October 17, 2024. The Israel Defense Forces has suspended a deputy commander in its 334th Battalion and opened an investigation. Faqoua village councilor Munir Barakat told AFP that “an Israeli in military clothing arrived at the place in a white car and fired about 10 bullets at the Abu Salama family, who were picking olives on their land". Local sources reported that the colonists attacked citizens while they were attending their lands and picking olives in the village of Rojib , sprayed them with pepper gas, and forced them to leave. In a related context, an Israeli colonist also attacked a citizen while he was picking olives in the village of Madama, south of Nablus , preventing him from completing his work, and forcing him to leave his land. Qusra , Israeli settlers further forced citizens to leave the olive fields, and seized a vehicle used to transport them and transport the olives after the harvest. On October 13 : Burin just outside Nablus, teenage settlers are beating olive trees and stealing crops from Palestinians. On october 12 Settlers set the village of Al-Mughayyir , north of Ramallah on fire to burn down agricultural crops and olive trees. Armed settlers assault farmers and block them from harvesting olives; Settler militias assault farmers during olive harvesting in Turmus Ayya , north of Ramallah On October 5: in Al-Luban al-Gharbiyya (اللبّن الغربيّة), Ramallah district - Al-Bira, occupied West Bank, Hasem Salama and his family were attacked by over 50 masked and armed Israeli settlers while harvesting olives. 11 Palestinians were injured, including women and a 7-year-old child. The settlers used iron pipes, causing bone fractures and severe injuries; Salama himself suffered leg wounds and was unable to stand. On September 28 : Armed settlers raided our land in Tuwani, Masafer Yatta, deliberately destroying olive crop using a herd of sheep, under protection of armed settler soldiers. They detained farmers for an hour while the settlers sabotaged the olive grove. On September 12 : Settlers from the Rehelim area set fire to olive trees and agricultural equipment in the village of Yatma. The fires are still burning. UN Experts on Israeli Settler Violence Against Palestinian Farmers On 17 October 2024, UN experts highlighted the severe challenges Palestinian farmers face during the olive harvest season in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Intimidation and Violence: Israeli settlers and occupation forces have escalated their attacks, severely harassing Palestinian farmers, restricting access to land, and threatening food sovereignty. 2023 saw the highest levels of violence, including physical assaults, property damage, and obstruction of access to farming areas. Many Palestinians were forced to leave their homes and lands. Economic Impact: Due to Israeli restrictions, 96,000 dunums of olive-cultivated land remained unharvested in 2023, causing a loss of 1,200 metric tons of olive oil, valued at approximately $10 million. Cultural and Ancestral Significance: The olive harvest is central to Palestinian culture and heritage. UN experts view Israel’s actions, including the destruction of orchards and water source restrictions, as attempts to expand illegal settlements. The annual olive harvest is a vital economic, social & cultural event for Palestinians 🫒 It's why Irish and UE partners are joining local harvests across the West Bank as a protective presence against a rise in settler violence, vandalism & intimidation, as documented by @OCHAOPT since Oct 1st. The Yesh Din organization reports that settlers have attacked laborers, stolen olives, and destroyed trees across the northern West Bank. Despite agreements with the Israeli military for protection, attacks continued, particularly in areas like Mughayyir and Burin. In total, Yesh Din recorded 36 violent incidents since October 3, with 24 of them preventing olive harvesting, even on lands without IDF-imposed access restrictions. In some cases, IDF soldiers and police were present but did not intervene; in others, they allegedly assisted settlers in driving laborers off the land. Palestinian farmers are only granted access to their lands twice a year, and no coordination for the 2024 harvest has been finalized. The IDF claims to be providing protection amidst increased security risks. According to Yesh Din, the 2024 olive harvest in the West Bank was marked by severe disruptions and violence against Palestinian farmers. Violence and Obstruction by Settlers and Security Forces The harvest, beginning on October 15, was marred by assaults and expulsions of farmers by settlers and Israeli security forces. In Faqqu’a (Jenin District), soldiers shot and killed 59-year-old Hanan ‘Abd a-Rahman Abu Salameh. Soldiers, Border Police, and settlement Civilian Security Coordinators (CSCs) frequently prevented Palestinians from accessing their lands or failed to intervene against settler violence. Military closure orders barred Palestinians from large agricultural areas, blocking access to their own lands. Failures of the Coordination Mechanism: The army’s “coordination mechanism,” meant to ensure safe harvests, was poorly implemented. Coordination notices were often given last minute, with farmers receiving only 1–2 days for harvesting, making it impossible to prepare or complete their work. Settlers exploited these restrictions, accessing and harvesting Palestinian lands freely, often stealing crops with soldiers present and inactive. Violent Incidents and Crop Theft: Between October 1 and November 15, 2024, Yesh Din documented 113 incidents of violence, harassment, or crop damage on lands from 51 Palestinian communities: 68 incidents: Settlers and soldiers forcibly prevented harvesting. In 70% of cases, state-armed personnel aided settlers or failed to protect farmers. 43 incidents: Physical violence against harvesters, including beatings and live fire, resulting in one fatality. 52 incidents: Theft or destruction of Palestinian property, including olive crop theft on 38 occasions. 12 incidents: Deliberate damage to olive trees, with hundreds of trees cut, sawed, or burned. International Legal Obligations: UN experts reaffirmed Israel’s legal duty to end the occupation and dismantle settlements as directed by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling on 19 July 2024, supported by the General Assembly on 18 September 2024. Provide reparations for human rights violations, return confiscated land, and allow displaced Palestinians to return. Call for International Protection: UN experts urge for protective measures, including a foreign presence to act as a buffer between Palestinian farmers and settlers. The Special Rapporteur on the right to food will present a report emphasizing Palestinian food sovereignty at the General Assembly on 18 October 2024. Source Source Source Activits and solidarity group The Alliance for Middle East Peace (ALLMEP) is a network of over 160 NGOs conducting peacebuilding between Israelis and Palestinians.
The settlers and the Israeli army have made the lives of the residents of T'ala miserable [Original post] מאז הקמת המאחז "חוות מן" בסמוך לכפר על ידי המתנחל יששכר מן, מתנחלי החווה והצבא מאמללים את חייהם של תושבי ת'עלה והכפרים הסמוכים. הם כבר גירשו לפני כשלוש שנים כמה משפחות שגרו קרוב יותר למאחז וכעת עומלים על גירוש שאר הכפר. https://x.com/masafering/status/1769281571272442307?t=Mc-fzE-_2XOr_MkMMh0XeA&s=19 [Tags: Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Raid, Forced Displacement, Living conditions, Property, Land theft, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: Masafering] [Location: West Bank > Tahla] [Archivist Notes] A chronicle of ethnic cleansing: a dozen occupation soldiers invaded the village of T'ala this evening to make the lives of the residents miserable. The soldiers came from the direction of the Havat Man outpost, which leads the abuse of the villagers. They stole the security camera computer, pinched a tractor wheel with a knife, threatened the head of the village, pushed him and punched him. Since the establishment of the "Havat Man" outpost near the village by the settler Issachar Man, the settlers of the farm and the army have made the lives of the residents of T'ala and the nearby villages miserable. They already evicted some families who lived closer to the outpost about three years ago and are now working on evicting the rest of the village. Like the residents of all the villages in the area, the residents of T'ala suffer from daily terrorism that includes settlers who threaten, take over agricultural land, and prevent the residents from grazing and cultivating their land. [](https://x.com/masafering/status/1819386720237846864?t=Mc-fzE- _2XOr_MkMMh0XeA&s=19) In addition, the branches of the regime such as the army and the police, who are not satisfied with allowing the settlers to do as they wish, but continue to abuse them themselves and take an active part in efforts to deport them. This year sanctions were imposed by the USA and the European Union against Havat Man and against Issachar Man. Unfortunately, the sanctions did not stop the violence and terrorism coming from there.
Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli settler militias Sotrming Beit Furik [Original post] Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli settler militias under the protection of Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. [Tags: Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Raid, Living conditions, Terror, Property] [Found by: Quds News Network] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Beit Furik] [Archivist Notes] Beit Furik (Arabic: بيت فوريك) is a town located nine kilometers southeast of Nablus, in the Nablus Governorate of the northern West Bank, Palestine. Palestinians accuseS Israeli authorities of enabling settler violence to expand West Bank settlements, including in East Jerusalem, where over 720,000 Israelis live. On November 15 Two Palestinian children were wounded in Beit Furik town in Nablus on Thursday evening during an Israeli forces incursion. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that it provided medical help to the two children, who were shot during the confrontations that erupted following the Israeli incursion with live bullets and were taken to the hospital. Young men in the village threw stones at the invading Israeli troops, who responded by firing live bullets and teargas canisters. On November 16 Israeli settlers launched an attack on the village of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Armed settlers burned three Palestinian cars, damaged an agricultural shed, and hurled stones at homes in the Officers' Quarter. Beit Furik mayor Arif Hanani identified the attackers as coming from the nearby settlement of Itamar, which is built on land seized from Beit Furik and surrounding areas. Local residents confronted the settlers and drove them away. Israeli settler militias attack Palestinian homes and properties, in Al-dhubat neighborhood setting them on fire The occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, again, and clashes broke out Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers conducted raids across the West Bank, targeting areas such as the Al-Ein refugee camp, Hebron, Jenin, Salfit, and Qalqilya, detaining 12 Palestinians. These raids were marked by violence, threats, and property damage. One prominent arrest was Abdul Rahman Al-Sayeh in Nablus' Old City. Israeli occupation forces arrest a Palestinian youth during their raid on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank. *The destruction and devastation caused by demon occupying settlers as they burned Palestinian homes in the Al-Dhobat neighborhood in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. * Sources :
Israeli Helicopters target tents in Al-Mawasi, killing 7 Palestinians [Original post] #شاهد | لحظة استهداف من الطيران المروحي الإسرائيلي في مواصي خان يونس جنوبي قطاع غزة. [Tags: Tents, Massacre, Helicopter] [Found by: Moaz Abu Taha | معاذ أبو طه, @F24online] [Location: Gaza > Khan Younis > Al-Mawasi] [Archivist Notes] The moment of targeting by Israeli helicopters in Mawasi Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.
Ben Gvir proud of ethnic cleansing of Umm al-Hiran village [Original post] This morning, in a spectacular operation, the police demolished dozens of houses in the Um al-Hiran in the Negev." Itamar Ben Gvir, Israeli Minister of National Security, recently took to social media to boast about his government's ongoing demolition of Palestinian homes, following the recent destruction of a mosque and other buildings. He then went on to threaten native local Palestinians that any "illegal" homes would be demolished as well. [Tags: Homes, Tough Guy, Ethnic Cleansing] [Found by: @MintPressNews] [Location: Negev > Umm al-Hiran] [Archivist Notes] Umm al-Hiran (Arabic: أم الحيران; Hebrew: אום אל-חיראן) is a Bedouin village settled by the Abu Alkian tribe located in the Wadi Atir area of the Negev desert in southern Israel. Located near Hura, the village was established in 1956 and is one of 46 unrecognized Bedouin villages in Israel. November 2024 : On November 14, thousands of Israeli police officers, helicopters, and dozens of bulldozers demolished the last remaining structures of the southern Bedouin village Umm al-Hiran in the Negev to make way for a planned Orthodox Jewish community named Dror. 🔸 The Regional Council, a nonprofit advocating for Bedouin villages in the Negev, reports that three Umm al-Hiran leaders were detained before the demolition, in Hura, a village close by, before dawn.. Residents report that at 3 a.m., police from the Yoav unit arrived in neighborhood 12 of the Hora settlement and arrested activist Raid Abu Al-Qian, his father Salim, and his uncle Attawa during a "preventive arrest." As the bulldozers entered the village, police detained two 'Activestills' photographers, preventing them from documenting the mosque's demolition and forcing them to leave the area. The Regional Council statement : "The entire village is destroyed, only the mosque is still standing, but the police have set up a station as if preparing to assault a fortified target. There are horses and cavalry, a dungeon for prisoners, everything is ready for confrontation. Yet, there is no one to confront, only a few non-violent activists. Maybe some illegal cats from the village will be arrested." A Council spokesman condemned the demolition, calling it “another chapter in the ethnic cleansing and expulsion of Arabs in this country.” Shira Tam, head of the Land Protection Division at RMI statement : "This is a long legal saga that is now coming to an end. Throughout the process, the Bedouin authority held talks with the families, and since these talks did not succeed, it was decided to proceed with the evacuation with the help and escort of the Israeli police in order to commercialize the land and develop the area." Israeli Land Authority statement: "The road has been paved for the establishment of the Dror settlement after the evacuation of the remaining diaspora from Umm Al-Khiran, most of whose inhabitants have already been evacuated... The land in question is within the boundaries of the Dror settlement and is intended for commercialization and the transfer of essential infrastructure for the development of the settlement." Over the past week, Bedouin residents demolished all of the village's houses themselves, leaving only the mosque standing, to avoid the hefty fines they would face if the state carried out the demolitions. According to an Israeli observer, B.M. *"Pzura", meaning "scattered" (dwellings) is the name the State of Israel calls the so-called "unrecognized Bedouin villages". The residents of the "pzura" are Israeli citizens, yet they are still denied services from the state. According to Shameen Suleman Large forces of the Israeli police stormed the village, terrorized the residents, and arrested the young men: Salim, Atwa, and Raed Abu Al-Qi'an. It should be noted that the Israeli occupation had forced them to demolish their homes earlier. The israeli police intends to demolish the mosque in the village, which is the last remaining structure in Umm al-Hiran after demolishing all the houses. The israeli occupation seeks to uproot the residents of the area in order to establish a new settlement called "Dror" for Israeli settlers. The israeli occupation has given the residents until the 24th of this month to evacuate the area completely. Historical and political context Before Israel’s establishment in 1948, many Jews were sent to the Negev by the Jewish Agency, including recent migrants from Russia and Ethiopia who lived in tents. In the UN’s 1947 partition plan, the Negev was designated for the Palestinian state, which was never created. Israel seized the region in 1948 after defeating the Egyptian army, forcing about 80% of local residents to flee, mainly to Gaza. Remaining Bedouins became Israeli citizens but lived for two decades under strict military rule, with heavy restrictions on movement. Under various pressures, Bedouins were encouraged to relocate to seven "new towns" built between 1968 and 1990. In 2011, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu introduced a plan to forcibly urbanize tens of thousands of Negev Bedouins still living in unrecognized villages. This sparked large-scale Bedouin protests and frequent clashes with Israeli police, especially during demolitions, which resulted in fatalities. Unrecognized villages lack basic services like water, electricity, sewage, and bomb shelters, leaving Bedouins vulnerable to Hamas rocket fire The Negev is home to 37 Bedouin villages housing around 150,000 people, roughly one-third of Israel's Bedouin population. Since the 1990s, Israel has aimed to replace some of these villages with Settement communities. The Council states that current plans could displace 9,000 Bedouins across 14 villages in the Negev. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir praised the demolition policy, citing a 400% increase in demolition orders in the Negev since early 2024. The demolition concludes over 20 years of legal battles, implementing a 2015 ruling by Israel's High Court of Justice, which stated that the Bedouins were illegally occupying state land. However, these people are Arab citizens of Israel, and it is the Israeli apartheid laws that deny them the right to exist in their villages and limit their access to water, schools, infrastructure, roads, and even the same justice system as Jewish Israeli citizens. Efforts to displace by force approximately 300 residents to prepared plots in the nearby Bedouin town of Hura were largely unsuccessful. Many residents were forced to self-demolish their homes, while police razed the village's mosque, as shown in video footage released by the Regional Council for the Bedouin Villages in the Negev. A previous demolition in Umm al-Hiran in 2017 ended in tragedy, with police fatally shooting a Bedouin driver, whose vehicle then struck and killed a policeman. The driver was initially, and falsely, accused of being a terrorist. Sources :
"Israel 2024; Ethnic cleansing in the Negev has continued from 1948 until today." [Original post] אום אלחיראן. סוף עידן 🔸️כוחות גדולים הגיעו לכפר כדי להרוס את המסגד - המבנה היחיד שנותר במקום. 🔸️תושבים מדווחים, כי בשעה 3:00 הגיעו שוטרי יחידת יואב לשכונה 12 בישוב חורה ועצרו ב"מעצר מנע" את הפעיל ראיד אבו אלקיעאן, אביו סלים ודודו עטווה 🔸️המועצה לכפרים בלתי מוכרים: "הכפר הרוס כולו, רק המסגד עומד, אבל המשטרה הקימה חפ"ק כאילו מסתערת על יעד מבוצר. יש סוסים ופרשים, יש זינזנה לעצורים, הכל מוכן לעימות. רק שאין עם מי להתעמת, במקום רק כמה פעילים לא אלימים. אולי יעצרו כמה חתולי כפר פורעי חוק". 🔸️בסרטון ה-1 מה שהספיק ראיד לצלם לפני שנעצר; בסרטון השני ח"כ יוסף עטאונה (חד"ש- תע"ל) ליד מסגד הכפר: "ישראל 2024; הטיהור האתני בנגב נמשך מ-1948 עד היום".. 🔸️רשות מקרקעי ישראל: "נסללה הדרך להקמת הישוב דרור לאחר פינוי שארית הפזורה באום אלחירן שמרבית תושביו התפנו באופן עצמי... המקרקעין בהם מדובר מצויים בתחומי היישוב דרור ומיועדים לשיווק ולהעברת תשתיות חיוניות לטובת פיתוח היישוב". 🔸️שירה תם, מנהלת החטיבה לשמירה על הקרקע ברמ"י: "מדובר בסאגה משפטית ארוכה אשר הגיעה כעת לסיומה. לאורך כל הדרך הייתה הידברות של רשות הבדואים עם המשפחות ומשהמגעים אלו לא צלחו, הוחלט על ביצוע הפינוי בסיוע וליווי של משטרת ישראל במטרה לשווק את הקרקע ולפתח את האזור". [Tags: Homes, Mosque, Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Raid, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Living conditions, Terror, Places of worship, Apartheid, Ethnic Cleansing, Yoav Unit] [Found by: @OkbiYasser] [Location: Negev > Umm al-Hiran] [Archivist Notes] Member of Parliament Yosef Atauna (Hadash - Ta'al) near the village mosque: "Israel 2024; Ethnic cleansing in the Negev has continued from 1948 until today."
Israeli Jewish settlers are stealing Palestinian olives in Hebon [Original post] Happening now in Hebron 11 pm, Israeli Jewish settlers are stealing Palestinian olives, the Israeli army few days ago prevented the Palestinian families from picking their olives. Now the settlers stole it . [Tags: Nature, Looting, Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Baton, Agriculture, Living conditions, Impunity, Property, Land theft, Apartheid] [Found by: @Issaamro] [Location: West Bank > Al-Khalil/Hebron] [Archivist Notes] Since the beginning of October, and the olive harvest season in Palestine, attacks against Palestinian farmers have increased. Attacks and assaults against farmers are daily occurrences in the occupied West Bank and the vast majority target farms in the governorates of Nablus, Jenin, Tulkarem, Qalqiliya and Salfit. Olive trees are estimated to account for a third of cultivated land in Palestine and contribute up to 20% of the agricultural output. The current olive harvest season is especially important for the Palestinians given the economic hardship caused by the war. Settlers have already used violence against harvesters, and many fear that the army won't provide adequate protection and will prevent them from accessing their lands. Throughout this olive season, Israel's Settler/Soldier militias have been diligently preventing farmers access to their lands, shooting/killing farmers, terror attacks, burning of homes & property, destruction of olive trees, theft of olive harvest. In most cases, Palestinians were in their lands harvesting olives, in areas which even Israel's "judicial & military authorities" "permitted" Palestinian farmers access to. However, Israeli settlers & soldiers coordinated to remove Palestinians from their lands, often by force. In some cases, like Sisiya on October 18, the settlers violently attack Palestinian farmers before the Israeli soldiers intervene to expel the farmers. In Susiya, the farmers had a fresh "Israeli court order" permitting them access - to no avail. In other cases, the Settler/Soldiers terrorists simply shoot & kill Palestinian farmers, such as in the case of Hanan Abu Salameh on October 17, a 59-year-old woman who was killed while harvesting olives in Faqqua near Jenin by a soldier who fired about 10 shots at her. West Bank olive harvest met with rising Israeli violence, says UN . Nine deaths in a week, including soldier’s killing of 59-year-old woman as she farmed, brings charges of ‘war-like’ tactics. The settlers attack, burn, and destroy. The soldiers attack and issue "military closed zones." In tandem. They work in close cooperation to prevent Palestinian farmers access to their olive harvest, imposing a new reality on the ground. Another new phenomena across the West Bank, is that Israeli settlers now felt comfortable to steal the Palestinian olive harvest after succeeding to expel Palestinians off their lands through the use of force. Sometimes, after they steal, they burn or destroy the olive trees. This is an overlooked reality in the occupied West Bank. And the settlers are celebrating this achievement, calling for donations and supporters, hoping to expand the new reality on the ground. This has been one of the most violent Olive Harvest season. Every day, Palestinian farmers were violently prevented from reaching the olive groves, or threatened and attacked inside their villages as warning. Source Chronology (ongoing) On November 28 in Salem Village, the Israeli forces obstructed Palestinian farmers' access to their lands in Salem, east of Nablus, preventing them from harvesting olives. Soldiers detained individuals, checked IDs, and used sound bombs and tear gas against youths. They also set up an iron gate at the northern entrance and placed soil berms to block vehicles. On November 25 Palestinian families are prevented from harvesting olives from their groves by Israeli colonial forces in the area of Sahel Turmus-Aya. Before being kicked out of their lands, farmers noticed that their olive trees bore very little fruit. Throughout this past year, the landowners were prevented from accessing their land at the hands of settlers and soldiers, thus making it impossible to tend to their trees properly. The soldiers also attacked a youngster. (according to Activestills On November 9 Ahmad Abdullah Ghazal from the town of Sebastia, northwest of Nablus has passed away days after settlers attacked him and sprayed him with gas while he was picking olives. He did not suffer from any illness prior to this incident. On November 8 The guard of Yitzhar settlement, along with settlers dressed in Israeli occupation forces uniforms, expelled farmers and stole olives from the lands of Burin village, south of Nablus. Landowners returned to their orchards in Umm Nir to continue the olive harvest that had been interrupted the day before. This time, Shmuel Lusky and another settler from the illegal outpost of Ancient Susya arrived at the scene, attempting to steal the harvested olives and assaulting the harvesters. On November 7 dozens of soldiers and police officers from the Border Police prevent harvesting in olive groves, in Um Nir, near Susya, Masafer Yatta. On November 4 in Burqa, Settlers invaded a Palestinian land to burn their olive trees. Two farmers defend their land by throwing stones on the settlers who are lightly wounded. On November 2 Under the protection of Israeli forces, settlers attacked farmers while they were picking olives in Qaryut village, south of Nablus. On October 30 Israeli settlers chopped off hundreds of olive trees in Qaryut near Nablus. On October 28 Israeli settlers storm agricultural lands near Ramallah and set fire to olive trees. On October 27 In the morning - a Palestinian's car is burned while picking olives near the town of Kablan, southeast of Nablus. In the evening - in the square at the entrance to Huwara, same governorate, soldiers or settlers, raided the area. On October 26 In Hebron / Al-Khalil, Israeli Jewish settlers attacked a Palestinian family during the olives harvest in Hebron, stoling the olives & sheets which the family use to pick the olive. On October 25 Beit Jala area, Israeli army prevents Palestinians from harvesting olives on private land, using stun grenades at close range against activists assisting with the harvest. EU and allied diplomatic officials joined Palestinian youth in olive harvesting at Kufr Nimeh to show solidarity amid rising settler attacks. Since October 1st, settlers have reportedly vandalized, burned, or cut down about 600 olive trees in 15 West Bank communities. UNOCHA recorded 51 settler-related incidents affecting 57 communities. EU Statement : The EU urged Israel to protect Palestinian farmers and ensure a safe harvest, stressing that perpetrators of violence, harassment, and intimidation should be held accountable. On October 22 A large groups of settlers carried out a progrom against the residents of Jalud, a village near Nablus . They set fire to homes, vandalized vehicles, killed livestock, and and physically assaulted villagers. 2 Palestinians were injured in the face and another suffered a skull fracture during the attack. Sheep were slaughtered On october 20 In Burqa , near Ramallah, soldiers prevented the olive harvest by using stun grenades and making threats. As the soldiers attempted to evict the locals, masked settlers armed with batons approached. On October 18 Settlers open fire and launch tear gas at residents and volunteers harvesting olives in Kafr al-Labad , east of Tulkarm A settler attack on the residents in Susiya village, Masafer Yatta , one solidarity activist was injured. Since the start of the Olive Harvest, attacks have been non-stop and increasing, while soldiers watch and protect the settlers and facilitate the attacks. In the middle of the night settlers snuck into olive groves in Burin , near Nablus, and stole their equipment. An armed Israeli settler in IDF uniform threatens Palestinians after storming their land during olive picking in the village of Ramin , Tulkarm, West Bank. On october 17 : Hanan Abdel Rahman Abu Salama, 59, was killed by Israeli fire as she was picking olives near the security barrier in the West Bank village of Faqoua near Jenin , on October 17, 2024. The Israel Defense Forces has suspended a deputy commander in its 334th Battalion and opened an investigation. Faqoua village councilor Munir Barakat told AFP that “an Israeli in military clothing arrived at the place in a white car and fired about 10 bullets at the Abu Salama family, who were picking olives on their land". Local sources reported that the colonists attacked citizens while they were attending their lands and picking olives in the village of Rojib , sprayed them with pepper gas, and forced them to leave. In a related context, an Israeli colonist also attacked a citizen while he was picking olives in the village of Madama, south of Nablus , preventing him from completing his work, and forcing him to leave his land. Qusra , Israeli settlers further forced citizens to leave the olive fields, and seized a vehicle used to transport them and transport the olives after the harvest. On October 13 : Burin just outside Nablus, teenage settlers are beating olive trees and stealing crops from Palestinians. On october 12 Settlers set the village of Al-Mughayyir , north of Ramallah on fire to burn down agricultural crops and olive trees. Armed settlers assault farmers and block them from harvesting olives; Settler militias assault farmers during olive harvesting in Turmus Ayya , north of Ramallah On October 5: in Al-Luban al-Gharbiyya (اللبّن الغربيّة), Ramallah district - Al-Bira, occupied West Bank, Hasem Salama and his family were attacked by over 50 masked and armed Israeli settlers while harvesting olives. 11 Palestinians were injured, including women and a 7-year-old child. The settlers used iron pipes, causing bone fractures and severe injuries; Salama himself suffered leg wounds and was unable to stand. On September 28 : Armed settlers raided our land in Tuwani, Masafer Yatta, deliberately destroying olive crop using a herd of sheep, under protection of armed settler soldiers. They detained farmers for an hour while the settlers sabotaged the olive grove. On September 12 : Settlers from the Rehelim area set fire to olive trees and agricultural equipment in the village of Yatma. The fires are still burning. UN Experts on Israeli Settler Violence Against Palestinian Farmers On 17 October 2024, UN experts highlighted the severe challenges Palestinian farmers face during the olive harvest season in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Intimidation and Violence: Israeli settlers and occupation forces have escalated their attacks, severely harassing Palestinian farmers, restricting access to land, and threatening food sovereignty. 2023 saw the highest levels of violence, including physical assaults, property damage, and obstruction of access to farming areas. Many Palestinians were forced to leave their homes and lands. Economic Impact: Due to Israeli restrictions, 96,000 dunums of olive-cultivated land remained unharvested in 2023, causing a loss of 1,200 metric tons of olive oil, valued at approximately $10 million. Cultural and Ancestral Significance: The olive harvest is central to Palestinian culture and heritage. UN experts view Israel’s actions, including the destruction of orchards and water source restrictions, as attempts to expand illegal settlements. The annual olive harvest is a vital economic, social & cultural event for Palestinians 🫒 It's why Irish and UE partners are joining local harvests across the West Bank as a protective presence against a rise in settler violence, vandalism & intimidation, as documented by @OCHAOPT since Oct 1st. The Yesh Din organization reports that settlers have attacked laborers, stolen olives, and destroyed trees across the northern West Bank. Despite agreements with the Israeli military for protection, attacks continued, particularly in areas like Mughayyir and Burin. In total, Yesh Din recorded 36 violent incidents since October 3, with 24 of them preventing olive harvesting, even on lands without IDF-imposed access restrictions. In some cases, IDF soldiers and police were present but did not intervene; in others, they allegedly assisted settlers in driving laborers off the land. Palestinian farmers are only granted access to their lands twice a year, and no coordination for the 2024 harvest has been finalized. The IDF claims to be providing protection amidst increased security risks. According to Yesh Din, the 2024 olive harvest in the West Bank was marked by severe disruptions and violence against Palestinian farmers. Violence and Obstruction by Settlers and Security Forces The harvest, beginning on October 15, was marred by assaults and expulsions of farmers by settlers and Israeli security forces. In Faqqu’a (Jenin District), soldiers shot and killed 59-year-old Hanan ‘Abd a-Rahman Abu Salameh. Soldiers, Border Police, and settlement Civilian Security Coordinators (CSCs) frequently prevented Palestinians from accessing their lands or failed to intervene against settler violence. Military closure orders barred Palestinians from large agricultural areas, blocking access to their own lands. Failures of the Coordination Mechanism: The army’s “coordination mechanism,” meant to ensure safe harvests, was poorly implemented. Coordination notices were often given last minute, with farmers receiving only 1–2 days for harvesting, making it impossible to prepare or complete their work. Settlers exploited these restrictions, accessing and harvesting Palestinian lands freely, often stealing crops with soldiers present and inactive. Violent Incidents and Crop Theft: Between October 1 and November 15, 2024, Yesh Din documented 113 incidents of violence, harassment, or crop damage on lands from 51 Palestinian communities: 68 incidents: Settlers and soldiers forcibly prevented harvesting. In 70% of cases, state-armed personnel aided settlers or failed to protect farmers. 43 incidents: Physical violence against harvesters, including beatings and live fire, resulting in one fatality. 52 incidents: Theft or destruction of Palestinian property, including olive crop theft on 38 occasions. 12 incidents: Deliberate damage to olive trees, with hundreds of trees cut, sawed, or burned. International Legal Obligations: UN experts reaffirmed Israel’s legal duty to end the occupation and dismantle settlements as directed by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling on 19 July 2024, supported by the General Assembly on 18 September 2024. Provide reparations for human rights violations, return confiscated land, and allow displaced Palestinians to return. Call for International Protection: UN experts urge for protective measures, including a foreign presence to act as a buffer between Palestinian farmers and settlers. The Special Rapporteur on the right to food will present a report emphasizing Palestinian food sovereignty at the General Assembly on 18 October 2024. Source Source Source Activits and solidarity group The Alliance for Middle East Peace (ALLMEP) is a network of over 160 NGOs conducting peacebuilding between Israelis and Palestinians.
Israeli occupation forces demolish the village mosque at Umm al-Hiran [Original post] Watch: Israeli authorities demolish the mosque in the Bedouin village of Um Al Hiram in the Negev/ Naqab as they evict the entire village in order to build a Hewish village on the lands [Tags: Homes, Mosque, Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Raid, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Volvo Excavator, Living conditions, Terror, Places of worship, Apartheid, Ethnic Cleansing, Komatsu excavator, Yoav Unit] [Found by: Oren Ziv] [Location: Negev > Umm al-Hiran] [Archivist Notes] Umm al-Hiran (Arabic: أم الحيران; Hebrew: אום אל-חיראן) is a Bedouin village settled by the Abu Alkian tribe located in the Wadi Atir area of the Negev desert in southern Israel. Located near Hura, the village was established in 1956 and is one of 46 unrecognized Bedouin villages in Israel. November 2024 : On November 14, thousands of Israeli police officers, helicopters, and dozens of bulldozers demolished the last remaining structures of the southern Bedouin village Umm al-Hiran in the Negev to make way for a planned Orthodox Jewish community named Dror. 🔸 The Regional Council, a nonprofit advocating for Bedouin villages in the Negev, reports that three Umm al-Hiran leaders were detained before the demolition, in Hura, a village close by, before dawn.. Residents report that at 3 a.m., police from the Yoav unit arrived in neighborhood 12 of the Hora settlement and arrested activist Raid Abu Al-Qian, his father Salim, and his uncle Attawa during a "preventive arrest." As the bulldozers entered the village, police detained two 'Activestills' photographers, preventing them from documenting the mosque's demolition and forcing them to leave the area. The Regional Council statement : "The entire village is destroyed, only the mosque is still standing, but the police have set up a station as if preparing to assault a fortified target. There are horses and cavalry, a dungeon for prisoners, everything is ready for confrontation. Yet, there is no one to confront, only a few non-violent activists. Maybe some illegal cats from the village will be arrested." A Council spokesman condemned the demolition, calling it “another chapter in the ethnic cleansing and expulsion of Arabs in this country.” Shira Tam, head of the Land Protection Division at RMI statement : "This is a long legal saga that is now coming to an end. Throughout the process, the Bedouin authority held talks with the families, and since these talks did not succeed, it was decided to proceed with the evacuation with the help and escort of the Israeli police in order to commercialize the land and develop the area." Israeli Land Authority statement: "The road has been paved for the establishment of the Dror settlement after the evacuation of the remaining diaspora from Umm Al-Khiran, most of whose inhabitants have already been evacuated... The land in question is within the boundaries of the Dror settlement and is intended for commercialization and the transfer of essential infrastructure for the development of the settlement." Over the past week, Bedouin residents demolished all of the village's houses themselves, leaving only the mosque standing, to avoid the hefty fines they would face if the state carried out the demolitions. According to an Israeli observer, B.M. *"Pzura", meaning "scattered" (dwellings) is the name the State of Israel calls the so-called "unrecognized Bedouin villages". The residents of the "pzura" are Israeli citizens, yet they are still denied services from the state. According to Shameen Suleman Large forces of the Israeli police stormed the village, terrorized the residents, and arrested the young men: Salim, Atwa, and Raed Abu Al-Qi'an. It should be noted that the Israeli occupation had forced them to demolish their homes earlier. The israeli police intends to demolish the mosque in the village, which is the last remaining structure in Umm al-Hiran after demolishing all the houses. The israeli occupation seeks to uproot the residents of the area in order to establish a new settlement called "Dror" for Israeli settlers. The israeli occupation has given the residents until the 24th of this month to evacuate the area completely. Historical and political context Before Israel’s establishment in 1948, many Jews were sent to the Negev by the Jewish Agency, including recent migrants from Russia and Ethiopia who lived in tents. In the UN’s 1947 partition plan, the Negev was designated for the Palestinian state, which was never created. Israel seized the region in 1948 after defeating the Egyptian army, forcing about 80% of local residents to flee, mainly to Gaza. Remaining Bedouins became Israeli citizens but lived for two decades under strict military rule, with heavy restrictions on movement. Under various pressures, Bedouins were encouraged to relocate to seven "new towns" built between 1968 and 1990. In 2011, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu introduced a plan to forcibly urbanize tens of thousands of Negev Bedouins still living in unrecognized villages. This sparked large-scale Bedouin protests and frequent clashes with Israeli police, especially during demolitions, which resulted in fatalities. Unrecognized villages lack basic services like water, electricity, sewage, and bomb shelters, leaving Bedouins vulnerable to Hamas rocket fire The Negev is home to 37 Bedouin villages housing around 150,000 people, roughly one-third of Israel's Bedouin population. Since the 1990s, Israel has aimed to replace some of these villages with Settement communities. The Council states that current plans could displace 9,000 Bedouins across 14 villages in the Negev. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir praised the demolition policy, citing a 400% increase in demolition orders in the Negev since early 2024. The demolition concludes over 20 years of legal battles, implementing a 2015 ruling by Israel's High Court of Justice, which stated that the Bedouins were illegally occupying state land. However, these people are Arab citizens of Israel, and it is the Israeli apartheid laws that deny them the right to exist in their villages and limit their access to water, schools, infrastructure, roads, and even the same justice system as Jewish Israeli citizens. Efforts to displace by force approximately 300 residents to prepared plots in the nearby Bedouin town of Hura were largely unsuccessful. Many residents were forced to self-demolish their homes, while police razed the village's mosque, as shown in video footage released by the Regional Council for the Bedouin Villages in the Negev. A previous demolition in Umm al-Hiran in 2017 ended in tragedy, with police fatally shooting a Bedouin driver, whose vehicle then struck and killed a policeman. The driver was initially, and falsely, accused of being a terrorist. Sources :
Israeli occupation forces demolish the village mosque at Umm al-Hiran [Original post] The israeli occupation forces begin demolishing the mosque of the village of Umm al-Hiran in the occupied Al-Naqab, in preparation for establishing a settlement on the ruins of the village. حَسْبُنَا ٱللَّهُ وَنِعْمَ ٱلْوَكِيلُ [Tags: Homes, Mosque, Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Raid, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Volvo Excavator, Living conditions, Terror, Places of worship, Apartheid, Ethnic Cleansing, Komatsu excavator, Yoav Unit] [Found by: Shameen Suleman] [Location: Negev > Umm al-Hiran] [Archivist Notes] Umm al-Hiran (Arabic: أم الحيران; Hebrew: אום אל-חיראן) is a Bedouin village settled by the Abu Alkian tribe located in the Wadi Atir area of the Negev desert in southern Israel. Located near Hura, the village was established in 1956 and is one of 46 unrecognized Bedouin villages in Israel. November 2024 : On November 14, thousands of Israeli police officers, helicopters, and dozens of bulldozers demolished the last remaining structures of the southern Bedouin village Umm al-Hiran in the Negev to make way for a planned Orthodox Jewish community named Dror. 🔸 The Regional Council, a nonprofit advocating for Bedouin villages in the Negev, reports that three Umm al-Hiran leaders were detained before the demolition, in Hura, a village close by, before dawn.. Residents report that at 3 a.m., police from the Yoav unit arrived in neighborhood 12 of the Hora settlement and arrested activist Raid Abu Al-Qian, his father Salim, and his uncle Attawa during a "preventive arrest." As the bulldozers entered the village, police detained two 'Activestills' photographers, preventing them from documenting the mosque's demolition and forcing them to leave the area. The Regional Council statement : "The entire village is destroyed, only the mosque is still standing, but the police have set up a station as if preparing to assault a fortified target. There are horses and cavalry, a dungeon for prisoners, everything is ready for confrontation. Yet, there is no one to confront, only a few non-violent activists. Maybe some illegal cats from the village will be arrested." A Council spokesman condemned the demolition, calling it “another chapter in the ethnic cleansing and expulsion of Arabs in this country.” Shira Tam, head of the Land Protection Division at RMI statement : "This is a long legal saga that is now coming to an end. Throughout the process, the Bedouin authority held talks with the families, and since these talks did not succeed, it was decided to proceed with the evacuation with the help and escort of the Israeli police in order to commercialize the land and develop the area." Israeli Land Authority statement: "The road has been paved for the establishment of the Dror settlement after the evacuation of the remaining diaspora from Umm Al-Khiran, most of whose inhabitants have already been evacuated... The land in question is within the boundaries of the Dror settlement and is intended for commercialization and the transfer of essential infrastructure for the development of the settlement." Over the past week, Bedouin residents demolished all of the village's houses themselves, leaving only the mosque standing, to avoid the hefty fines they would face if the state carried out the demolitions. According to an Israeli observer, B.M. *"Pzura", meaning "scattered" (dwellings) is the name the State of Israel calls the so-called "unrecognized Bedouin villages". The residents of the "pzura" are Israeli citizens, yet they are still denied services from the state. According to Shameen Suleman Large forces of the Israeli police stormed the village, terrorized the residents, and arrested the young men: Salim, Atwa, and Raed Abu Al-Qi'an. It should be noted that the Israeli occupation had forced them to demolish their homes earlier. The israeli police intends to demolish the mosque in the village, which is the last remaining structure in Umm al-Hiran after demolishing all the houses. The israeli occupation seeks to uproot the residents of the area in order to establish a new settlement called "Dror" for Israeli settlers. The israeli occupation has given the residents until the 24th of this month to evacuate the area completely. Historical and political context Before Israel’s establishment in 1948, many Jews were sent to the Negev by the Jewish Agency, including recent migrants from Russia and Ethiopia who lived in tents. In the UN’s 1947 partition plan, the Negev was designated for the Palestinian state, which was never created. Israel seized the region in 1948 after defeating the Egyptian army, forcing about 80% of local residents to flee, mainly to Gaza. Remaining Bedouins became Israeli citizens but lived for two decades under strict military rule, with heavy restrictions on movement. Under various pressures, Bedouins were encouraged to relocate to seven "new towns" built between 1968 and 1990. In 2011, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu introduced a plan to forcibly urbanize tens of thousands of Negev Bedouins still living in unrecognized villages. This sparked large-scale Bedouin protests and frequent clashes with Israeli police, especially during demolitions, which resulted in fatalities. Unrecognized villages lack basic services like water, electricity, sewage, and bomb shelters, leaving Bedouins vulnerable to Hamas rocket fire The Negev is home to 37 Bedouin villages housing around 150,000 people, roughly one-third of Israel's Bedouin population. Since the 1990s, Israel has aimed to replace some of these villages with Settement communities. The Council states that current plans could displace 9,000 Bedouins across 14 villages in the Negev. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir praised the demolition policy, citing a 400% increase in demolition orders in the Negev since early 2024. The demolition concludes over 20 years of legal battles, implementing a 2015 ruling by Israel's High Court of Justice, which stated that the Bedouins were illegally occupying state land. However, these people are Arab citizens of Israel, and it is the Israeli apartheid laws that deny them the right to exist in their villages and limit their access to water, schools, infrastructure, roads, and even the same justice system as Jewish Israeli citizens. Efforts to displace by force approximately 300 residents to prepared plots in the nearby Bedouin town of Hura were largely unsuccessful. Many residents were forced to self-demolish their homes, while police razed the village's mosque, as shown in video footage released by the Regional Council for the Bedouin Villages in the Negev. A previous demolition in Umm al-Hiran in 2017 ended in tragedy, with police fatally shooting a Bedouin driver, whose vehicle then struck and killed a policeman. The driver was initially, and falsely, accused of being a terrorist. Sources :
Israeli police raid Um Al Hiram ahead of the demolition of the entire Bedouin village [Original post] Now: police raid the Bedouin village of Um Al Hiram in the Negev, ahead of the demolition of the entire village. In recent days the residents were forced to self demolish their one houses. A Jewish village is expected to be built on the village’s land [Tags: Homes, Mosque, Settlement, Soldiers and Settlers, Raid, Forced Displacement, Demolition Order, Living conditions, Terror, Places of worship, Apartheid, Ethnic Cleansing, Yoav Unit] [Found by: Oren Ziv] [Location: West Bank > Negev > Jordan Valley > Umm al-Hiran] [Archivist Notes] Umm al-Hiran (Arabic: أم الحيران; Hebrew: אום אל-חיראן) is a Bedouin village settled by the Abu Alkian tribe located in the Wadi Atir area of the Negev desert in southern Israel. Located near Hura, the village was established in 1956 and is one of 46 unrecognized Bedouin villages in Israel. November 2024 : On November 14, thousands of Israeli police officers, helicopters, and dozens of bulldozers demolished the last remaining structures of the southern Bedouin village Umm al-Hiran in the Negev to make way for a planned Orthodox Jewish community named Dror. 🔸 The Regional Council, a nonprofit advocating for Bedouin villages in the Negev, reports that three Umm al-Hiran leaders were detained before the demolition, in Hura, a village close by, before dawn.. Residents report that at 3 a.m., police from the Yoav unit arrived in neighborhood 12 of the Hora settlement and arrested activist Raid Abu Al-Qian, his father Salim, and his uncle Attawa during a "preventive arrest." As the bulldozers entered the village, police detained two 'Activestills' photographers, preventing them from documenting the mosque's demolition and forcing them to leave the area. The Regional Council statement : "The entire village is destroyed, only the mosque is still standing, but the police have set up a station as if preparing to assault a fortified target. There are horses and cavalry, a dungeon for prisoners, everything is ready for confrontation. Yet, there is no one to confront, only a few non-violent activists. Maybe some illegal cats from the village will be arrested." A Council spokesman condemned the demolition, calling it “another chapter in the ethnic cleansing and expulsion of Arabs in this country.” Shira Tam, head of the Land Protection Division at RMI statement : "This is a long legal saga that is now coming to an end. Throughout the process, the Bedouin authority held talks with the families, and since these talks did not succeed, it was decided to proceed with the evacuation with the help and escort of the Israeli police in order to commercialize the land and develop the area." Israeli Land Authority statement: "The road has been paved for the establishment of the Dror settlement after the evacuation of the remaining diaspora from Umm Al-Khiran, most of whose inhabitants have already been evacuated... The land in question is within the boundaries of the Dror settlement and is intended for commercialization and the transfer of essential infrastructure for the development of the settlement." Over the past week, Bedouin residents demolished all of the village's houses themselves, leaving only the mosque standing, to avoid the hefty fines they would face if the state carried out the demolitions. According to an Israeli observer, B.M. *"Pzura", meaning "scattered" (dwellings) is the name the State of Israel calls the so-called "unrecognized Bedouin villages". The residents of the "pzura" are Israeli citizens, yet they are still denied services from the state. According to Shameen Suleman Large forces of the Israeli police stormed the village, terrorized the residents, and arrested the young men: Salim, Atwa, and Raed Abu Al-Qi'an. It should be noted that the Israeli occupation had forced them to demolish their homes earlier. The israeli police intends to demolish the mosque in the village, which is the last remaining structure in Umm al-Hiran after demolishing all the houses. The israeli occupation seeks to uproot the residents of the area in order to establish a new settlement called "Dror" for Israeli settlers. The israeli occupation has given the residents until the 24th of this month to evacuate the area completely. Historical and political context Before Israel’s establishment in 1948, many Jews were sent to the Negev by the Jewish Agency, including recent migrants from Russia and Ethiopia who lived in tents. In the UN’s 1947 partition plan, the Negev was designated for the Palestinian state, which was never created. Israel seized the region in 1948 after defeating the Egyptian army, forcing about 80% of local residents to flee, mainly to Gaza. Remaining Bedouins became Israeli citizens but lived for two decades under strict military rule, with heavy restrictions on movement. Under various pressures, Bedouins were encouraged to relocate to seven "new towns" built between 1968 and 1990. In 2011, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu introduced a plan to forcibly urbanize tens of thousands of Negev Bedouins still living in unrecognized villages. This sparked large-scale Bedouin protests and frequent clashes with Israeli police, especially during demolitions, which resulted in fatalities. Unrecognized villages lack basic services like water, electricity, sewage, and bomb shelters, leaving Bedouins vulnerable to Hamas rocket fire The Negev is home to 37 Bedouin villages housing around 150,000 people, roughly one-third of Israel's Bedouin population. Since the 1990s, Israel has aimed to replace some of these villages with Settement communities. The Council states that current plans could displace 9,000 Bedouins across 14 villages in the Negev. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir praised the demolition policy, citing a 400% increase in demolition orders in the Negev since early 2024. The demolition concludes over 20 years of legal battles, implementing a 2015 ruling by Israel's High Court of Justice, which stated that the Bedouins were illegally occupying state land. However, these people are Arab citizens of Israel, and it is the Israeli apartheid laws that deny them the right to exist in their villages and limit their access to water, schools, infrastructure, roads, and even the same justice system as Jewish Israeli citizens. Efforts to displace by force approximately 300 residents to prepared plots in the nearby Bedouin town of Hura were largely unsuccessful. Many residents were forced to self-demolish their homes, while police razed the village's mosque, as shown in video footage released by the Regional Council for the Bedouin Villages in the Negev. A previous demolition in Umm al-Hiran in 2017 ended in tragedy, with police fatally shooting a Bedouin driver, whose vehicle then struck and killed a policeman. The driver was initially, and falsely, accused of being a terrorist. Sources :
Israeli settlers are attacking Palestinian vehicles and propertie in Beit Furik [Original post] Nablus | West Bank 🚨 Israeli settlers are attacking Palestinian vehicles and properties of Nablus, focusing their assault on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. [Tags: Vehicles, Soldiers and Settlers, Arson, Raid, Living conditions, Terror] [Found by: West Bank Observer] [Location: West Bank > Nablus > Beit Furik] [Archivist Notes] Beit Furik (Arabic: بيت فوريك) is a town located nine kilometers southeast of Nablus, in the Nablus Governorate of the northern West Bank, Palestine. Palestinians accuseS Israeli authorities of enabling settler violence to expand West Bank settlements, including in East Jerusalem, where over 720,000 Israelis live. On November 15 Two Palestinian children were wounded in Beit Furik town in Nablus on Thursday evening during an Israeli forces incursion. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that it provided medical help to the two children, who were shot during the confrontations that erupted following the Israeli incursion with live bullets and were taken to the hospital. Young men in the village threw stones at the invading Israeli troops, who responded by firing live bullets and teargas canisters. On November 16 Israeli settlers launched an attack on the village of Beit Furik, east of Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Armed settlers burned three Palestinian cars, damaged an agricultural shed, and hurled stones at homes in the Officers' Quarter. Beit Furik mayor Arif Hanani identified the attackers as coming from the nearby settlement of Itamar, which is built on land seized from Beit Furik and surrounding areas. Local residents confronted the settlers and drove them away. Israeli settler militias attack Palestinian homes and properties, in Al-dhubat neighborhood setting them on fire The occupation forces stormed the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, again, and clashes broke out Unarmed Palestinian youth confront Israeli occupation forces in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. Simultaneously, Israeli soldiers conducted raids across the West Bank, targeting areas such as the Al-Ein refugee camp, Hebron, Jenin, Salfit, and Qalqilya, detaining 12 Palestinians. These raids were marked by violence, threats, and property damage. One prominent arrest was Abdul Rahman Al-Sayeh in Nablus' Old City. Israeli occupation forces arrest a Palestinian youth during their raid on the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus, in the occupied West Bank. *The destruction and devastation caused by demon occupying settlers as they burned Palestinian homes in the Al-Dhobat neighborhood in the town of Beit Furik, east of Nablus. * Sources :
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