Tag: House Demolition

  • Israeli army demolish houses and wells in Kufr ad Dik

    by Aura and Robin  17 April 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank Early Monday morning the IOF came to Kufr ad-Dik and demolished three houses and three water wells, along with several tents belonging to Bedouin families nearby. Settlements Bruchin, Alei Zahav, and Pedu’el are expanding quickly, claiming more and more Palestinian land and making life…

  • Demolitions: Israel’s path of destruction through the Jordan Valley

    Demolitions: Israel’s path of destruction through the Jordan Valley

    by Andreas 27 March 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank Families and their livestock are left without shelter as Israeli Occupation Forces soldiers and bulldozers leave a path of destruction El Hemmi, al-Farisiya and Khirbet Homse in the Jordan Valley On the 26th of March several houses and animal barricades were demolished in the…

  • Jordan Valley: Three families invaded by one hundred Israeli soldiers in Al Jiftlik

    by Kim  17 March 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank On March 15th  at 16:00 we got a call about three house demolitions in the village of Al Jiftlik, near the Jordan Valley. We threw ourselves into the first public transportation vehicle to take us to the village. It was dusk when we came to…

  • Idhna: A family without windows

    Idhna: A family without windows

    by Peige 12 March 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank After three years of marriage Amani and Hussein Batran wanted a house of their own, somewhere to raise their two children, 4 year old Khalil and 3 year old Layali.   They took out two loans from the bank and construction began. Now, three years…

  • The strangulation of a village

    The strangulation of a village

    by Sylvia 10 March 2012 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank Sheikh Nasri looks resigned as he describes his home as “the most terrorised village in the country”. With 34,000 uprooted trees in the last two years and some 4,800 dunams of land stolen, the village of Al Jab’a has little to smile about. Eighteen…