17 dec 2018
The Palestinian government condemned, on Monday, the Israeli demolition of Ashraf Naalwa's family home in the Shweika village in the northern occupied West Bank district of Tulkarem.
Spokesperson of the Palestinian government, Youssef al-Mahmoud, said in a statement that Israel's act is a "collective punishment" and that it is considered as an act of vengeance.
Al-Mahmoud said that the Israeli government is escalating aggression against Palestinians, their land and their property by setting military checkpoints all across the West Bank while allowing armed settlers to attack Palestinian civilians.
Al-Mahmoud urged the international community to put an end to Israeli violations.
Israel demolished Naalwa's family home building, early Monday; Naalwa is accused of carrying out a shooting attack in the Barkan industrial area in which 2 Israelis were killed.
Naalwa was shot and killed by Israeli forces last week.
Spokesperson of the Palestinian government, Youssef al-Mahmoud, said in a statement that Israel's act is a "collective punishment" and that it is considered as an act of vengeance.
Al-Mahmoud said that the Israeli government is escalating aggression against Palestinians, their land and their property by setting military checkpoints all across the West Bank while allowing armed settlers to attack Palestinian civilians.
Al-Mahmoud urged the international community to put an end to Israeli violations.
Israel demolished Naalwa's family home building, early Monday; Naalwa is accused of carrying out a shooting attack in the Barkan industrial area in which 2 Israelis were killed.
Naalwa was shot and killed by Israeli forces last week.
Israeli settlers chopped up on Sunday over 160 olive trees in Palestinian lands in the villages of al-Mugheir and Tarmas’iya, in Ramallah province, in the central occupied West Bank.
Activist Kasem al-Haj Mohamed said Israelis residing in the illegal settlement of Eli Ad uprooted 160 olive trees in al-Mugheir village, northeast of Ramallah, and 100 seedlings in Tarmas’iya, to the north, that belong to Palestinian citizens Jamil al-Naasan and Salim Abu Abdullah.
The activist said settlers from the aforementioned outpost have stepped up attacks against Palestinian land and property in the area.
Activist Kasem al-Haj Mohamed said Israelis residing in the illegal settlement of Eli Ad uprooted 160 olive trees in al-Mugheir village, northeast of Ramallah, and 100 seedlings in Tarmas’iya, to the north, that belong to Palestinian citizens Jamil al-Naasan and Salim Abu Abdullah.
The activist said settlers from the aforementioned outpost have stepped up attacks against Palestinian land and property in the area.
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Dozens of Israeli soldiers invaded, on Monday at dawn, Shweika area, north of Tulkarem, in the northern part of the occupied West Bank, and demolished the family home of Ashraf Na’alwa, 23, who was killed by the army in a Palestinian home in Askar refugee camp, east of Nablus. The soldiers also injured seven Palestinians, and abducted three, during protests against the demotion.
Dozens of soldiers and many armored military vehicles, including bulldozers, invaded Shweika, before many Palestinian youngsters started throwing stones at them, while heading to the home, the Palestinian TV has reported. video |
The soldiers shot six Palestinians and abducted three others during the invasion, while all schools, including kindergartens, did not open in the morning, due to the ongoing military offensive.
The soldiers stormed and violently searched many homes, and occupied the rooftops of several buildings, near Na’alwa family home, to use them as military towers and firing posts.
The military bulldozers then advanced to the three-story building, and knocked its foundation and main walls down, while the soldiers also manually demolished sections of the property.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) in Tulkarem said the soldiers injured seven Palestinians, including three who were moved to Dr. Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital, in Tulkarem, and are in a stable condition; one of them was shot with a rubber-coated steel bullet, and one suffered burns.
It added that four Palestinians suffered the severe effects of teargas inhalation, and received the needed treatment by medics of the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS).
The PRCS said the soldiers also fired rubber-coated steel bullets at one of its ambulances, while trying to reach wounded Palestinians.
It is worth mentioning that dozens of Palestinians gathered, on Sunday evening, in and around the Na’alwa family home, just before the army invaded the area, and forced them out, to prepare for the demolition of the property.
Ashraf Na’alwa, 23, who was killed by the army, on December 13th, 2018, at a home in Askar refugee camp, east of the northern West Bank city of Nablus, is accused of carrying out the fatal shooting in Barkan colony, illegally built on Palestinian lands.
The two Israelis have been identified as Kim Levengrond Yehezkel, 28, from Rosh HaAyin, and Ziv Hagbi, 35, from Rishon LeZion colonies.
Following the demolition, the Palestinian Authority issued a statement denouncing the Israeli violations, especially since the home demolition policy is an illegal act of collective punishment, targeting entire families.
It said that world leaders and countries must understand that Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine, and its escalating hostile policies and violations, are the core factors of ongoing tension and violence.
The authority also called on the international community to provide the urgently-needed protection to the Palestinian civilians, and added that there can be no real peace and stability in the region as long as Israel continues its illegal occupation and violations.
It called for the immediate implementation of all United Nations and Security Council resolutions, in addition to all related international treaties and agreements, to ensure the establishment of an independent, viable and contagious Palestinian state, with east Jerusalem as its capital.
The soldiers stormed and violently searched many homes, and occupied the rooftops of several buildings, near Na’alwa family home, to use them as military towers and firing posts.
The military bulldozers then advanced to the three-story building, and knocked its foundation and main walls down, while the soldiers also manually demolished sections of the property.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) in Tulkarem said the soldiers injured seven Palestinians, including three who were moved to Dr. Thabet Thabet Governmental Hospital, in Tulkarem, and are in a stable condition; one of them was shot with a rubber-coated steel bullet, and one suffered burns.
It added that four Palestinians suffered the severe effects of teargas inhalation, and received the needed treatment by medics of the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS).
The PRCS said the soldiers also fired rubber-coated steel bullets at one of its ambulances, while trying to reach wounded Palestinians.
It is worth mentioning that dozens of Palestinians gathered, on Sunday evening, in and around the Na’alwa family home, just before the army invaded the area, and forced them out, to prepare for the demolition of the property.
Ashraf Na’alwa, 23, who was killed by the army, on December 13th, 2018, at a home in Askar refugee camp, east of the northern West Bank city of Nablus, is accused of carrying out the fatal shooting in Barkan colony, illegally built on Palestinian lands.
The two Israelis have been identified as Kim Levengrond Yehezkel, 28, from Rosh HaAyin, and Ziv Hagbi, 35, from Rishon LeZion colonies.
Following the demolition, the Palestinian Authority issued a statement denouncing the Israeli violations, especially since the home demolition policy is an illegal act of collective punishment, targeting entire families.
It said that world leaders and countries must understand that Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine, and its escalating hostile policies and violations, are the core factors of ongoing tension and violence.
The authority also called on the international community to provide the urgently-needed protection to the Palestinian civilians, and added that there can be no real peace and stability in the region as long as Israel continues its illegal occupation and violations.
It called for the immediate implementation of all United Nations and Security Council resolutions, in addition to all related international treaties and agreements, to ensure the establishment of an independent, viable and contagious Palestinian state, with east Jerusalem as its capital.
Dozens of Palestinians started gathering, on Sunday evening, in and around the family home of Ashraf Na’alwa, as Israeli soldiers are preparing to demolish it, in Tulkarem, in the northern part of the West Bank.
The Palestinians started flocking to the home, and its surrounding area, in an attempt to prevent the army from demolishing the property as an act of illegal collective punishment against the entire family.
It is worth mentioning that Ashraf Na’alwa, 23, who was killed by the army, on December 13th 2018, at a Palestinian home in Askar refugee camp, east of the northern West Bank city of Nablus, is accused of carrying out the fatal shooting in Barkan colony, illegally built on Palestinian lands, in northern West Bank, killing two Israeli settlers.
The two Israelis have been identified as Kim Levengrond Yehezkel, 28, from Rosh HaAyin, and Ziv Hagbi, 35, from Rishon LeZion colonies.
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Mass Collective Punishment Targeting Entire Families, As Israeli Army Detonates Home In Ramallah
The Palestinians started flocking to the home, and its surrounding area, in an attempt to prevent the army from demolishing the property as an act of illegal collective punishment against the entire family.
It is worth mentioning that Ashraf Na’alwa, 23, who was killed by the army, on December 13th 2018, at a Palestinian home in Askar refugee camp, east of the northern West Bank city of Nablus, is accused of carrying out the fatal shooting in Barkan colony, illegally built on Palestinian lands, in northern West Bank, killing two Israeli settlers.
The two Israelis have been identified as Kim Levengrond Yehezkel, 28, from Rosh HaAyin, and Ziv Hagbi, 35, from Rishon LeZion colonies.
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Mass Collective Punishment Targeting Entire Families, As Israeli Army Detonates Home In Ramallah
16 dec 2018
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF), accompanied by an Israeli Intelligence force, raided a Palestinian house in al-Khalil on Sunday.
The PIC reporter said that the IOF stormed a house owned by the Palestinian citizen Ali Abu Sneineh, 54, south of the Old City of al-Khalil, and searched it for about two hours.
The IOF wreaked havoc on the house, confiscated Abu Sneineh's car, and handed him an order to appear before the Israeli Intelligence Service in Kfar Etzion settlement.
The PIC reporter said that the IOF stormed a house owned by the Palestinian citizen Ali Abu Sneineh, 54, south of the Old City of al-Khalil, and searched it for about two hours.
The IOF wreaked havoc on the house, confiscated Abu Sneineh's car, and handed him an order to appear before the Israeli Intelligence Service in Kfar Etzion settlement.
Israeli forces delivered a demolition notice to the family of 16-year-old Khalil Jabbarin, in Yatta City in the southern West Bank district of Hebron, on Sunday.
Jabbarin, was shot, injured and imprisoned by Israeli forces, in September, after he had carried out a stabbing attack reportedly killing an Israeli settler.
The Israeli commander of the Israeli military central command approved an order for the demolition of the Jabbarin family's apartment that is on the third floor of housing building in Yatta.
The order gave the family until January 2nd, 2019 to appeal the military order at Israeli military courts.
Israel always demolishes family homes of Palestinians, who were involved in attacking Israelis as part of its collective punishment policy against the Palestinian people.
Israel has come under harsh condemnation over the past several years for its response to attacks committed by Palestinians on Israelis, which rights groups have said amounted to "collective punishment" on family members and entire communities in a clear violation of international law.
Israeli human rights group B'Tselem says that "The people who bear the brunt of the (punitive) demolitions are relatives – including women, the elderly, and children – whom Israel does not suspect of involvement in any offense."
"In the vast majority of cases, the person whose actions prompted the demolition was not even living in the house at the time of the demolition," adds the group.
"The official objective of the house demolition policy is deterrence … yet the deterrent effect of house demolitions has never been proven."
It concluded that "Since this constitutes deliberate harm to innocents, it is clear that even if house demolition had the desired deterrent effect, it would, nevertheless, remain unlawful."
Jabbarin, was shot, injured and imprisoned by Israeli forces, in September, after he had carried out a stabbing attack reportedly killing an Israeli settler.
The Israeli commander of the Israeli military central command approved an order for the demolition of the Jabbarin family's apartment that is on the third floor of housing building in Yatta.
The order gave the family until January 2nd, 2019 to appeal the military order at Israeli military courts.
Israel always demolishes family homes of Palestinians, who were involved in attacking Israelis as part of its collective punishment policy against the Palestinian people.
Israel has come under harsh condemnation over the past several years for its response to attacks committed by Palestinians on Israelis, which rights groups have said amounted to "collective punishment" on family members and entire communities in a clear violation of international law.
Israeli human rights group B'Tselem says that "The people who bear the brunt of the (punitive) demolitions are relatives – including women, the elderly, and children – whom Israel does not suspect of involvement in any offense."
"In the vast majority of cases, the person whose actions prompted the demolition was not even living in the house at the time of the demolition," adds the group.
"The official objective of the house demolition policy is deterrence … yet the deterrent effect of house demolitions has never been proven."
It concluded that "Since this constitutes deliberate harm to innocents, it is clear that even if house demolition had the desired deterrent effect, it would, nevertheless, remain unlawful."
15 dec 2018
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The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) at dawn Saturday blew up the home of Abu Hmeid family al-Amaari refugee camp, south of Ramallah, during an over six-hour raid into the area. video video
Local sources said that more than 56 Palestinians were injured during clashes that erupted with the IOF around the building, as dozens of activists and supporters had gathered to prevent the demolition. Large numbers of IOF soldiers, accompanied by military bulldozers, raided Ramallah after midnight Friday, surrounded Abu Hmeid family's four-storey building, and forced the family and activists protesting inside the building out. The IOF assaulted the family members and protesters by beating, firing teargas bombs at them, and spraying them with pepper. |
Eyewitnesses reported seeing a number of protesters arrested by the soldiers.
Local residents said that a number of IOF snipers climbed the rooftops of houses neighboring Abu Hmeid's building and used them as lookouts.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said that at least 56 Palestinians, including a journalist working for al-Jazeera TV, were injured by rubber-coated metal bullets and teargas canisters, and added that 10 of the injured were transferred to Palestine Medical Complex to complete treatment. video
Before filling Abu Hmeid's home with explosives, the IOF evacuated all neighboring homes under the cold weather, estimated to be around 500 women, children and men of all ages, and kept them in an open football field.
The Red Crescent provided those evacuated in the field with blankets, water and food, and was able to evacuate about 100 women and children to a nearby Red Crescent building.
Head of the National Committee Against the Wall and Settlement, Minister Walid Assaf, affirmed that the house will be rebuilt for the fourth time, praising the steadfastness of the Palestinian widow Um Naser Abu Hmeid who refused to leave her home before making sure that all protesters were outside and safe.
The owner of the building, Um Naser Abu Hmeid, 72, said in press statements, "We will never fall down and we will never surrender. As long as there is occupation, we will resist it."
An Israeli court had given the army the green light to demolish the building as a form of collective punishment since Israel accuses one of the family's sons, Islam, of killing an Israeli soldier by throwing a stone on him in May 2018.
Israel had demolished Abu Hmeid's house twice, in 1994 and 2003. Five of the family members, not including Islam, are serving prison sentences in Israeli jails for resisting the occupation.
Local residents said that a number of IOF snipers climbed the rooftops of houses neighboring Abu Hmeid's building and used them as lookouts.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said that at least 56 Palestinians, including a journalist working for al-Jazeera TV, were injured by rubber-coated metal bullets and teargas canisters, and added that 10 of the injured were transferred to Palestine Medical Complex to complete treatment. video
Before filling Abu Hmeid's home with explosives, the IOF evacuated all neighboring homes under the cold weather, estimated to be around 500 women, children and men of all ages, and kept them in an open football field.
The Red Crescent provided those evacuated in the field with blankets, water and food, and was able to evacuate about 100 women and children to a nearby Red Crescent building.
Head of the National Committee Against the Wall and Settlement, Minister Walid Assaf, affirmed that the house will be rebuilt for the fourth time, praising the steadfastness of the Palestinian widow Um Naser Abu Hmeid who refused to leave her home before making sure that all protesters were outside and safe.
The owner of the building, Um Naser Abu Hmeid, 72, said in press statements, "We will never fall down and we will never surrender. As long as there is occupation, we will resist it."
An Israeli court had given the army the green light to demolish the building as a form of collective punishment since Israel accuses one of the family's sons, Islam, of killing an Israeli soldier by throwing a stone on him in May 2018.
Israel had demolished Abu Hmeid's house twice, in 1994 and 2003. Five of the family members, not including Islam, are serving prison sentences in Israeli jails for resisting the occupation.
The Israeli occupation navy on Saturday morning kidnapped two Palestinian fishermen during their presence off the coast of Gaza City.
Chief of the fishermen Nizar Ayyash told Quds Press that the brothers, Mohamed and Atef Abu Riyala, were kidnapped after Israeli naval forces opened machinegun fire near their fishing boat, which was also confiscated.
Ayyash added that the fishermen were working within four nautical miles from the shore of Gaza City.
Meanwhile, Israeli soldiers opened fire at a group of Palestinian citizens in a border area to the east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, with no reported injuries.
Chief of the fishermen Nizar Ayyash told Quds Press that the brothers, Mohamed and Atef Abu Riyala, were kidnapped after Israeli naval forces opened machinegun fire near their fishing boat, which was also confiscated.
Ayyash added that the fishermen were working within four nautical miles from the shore of Gaza City.
Meanwhile, Israeli soldiers opened fire at a group of Palestinian citizens in a border area to the east of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, with no reported injuries.
Dozens of Israeli soldiers invaded, on Saturday at dawn, the home of Abu Hmeid family, in the al-Am’ari refugee camp, south of al-Biereh city, in the Ramallah and al-Biereh Governorate, in the central West Bank, in preparation to demolish a four-story building, and engaged in the excessive use of force against the family, and many other Palestinians. video
The Israeli military stationed sharpshooters on the tops of all the buildings around the home, and ordered all the families from the neighborhood to evacuate from their homes. An estimated 450 Palestinians were forced out of their homes.
As of the time of this report, camera operators from Palestine TV are streaming live from the site, and the feed shows dozens of soldiers inside the home – they can be seen in the windows of the home using sledge hammers to bash through the walls. video
Palestine TV reported that the army is blocking an ambulance from passing, in which a woman is in labor and about to give birth.
The families that were ordered to leave their homes were not allowed to take any blankets or covering with them, or food, they were simply ordered from their homes into the cold winter night. Most of the hundreds of people forced out of their homes went to a nearby outdoor football field at the al-Bireh School to wait for the army to allow them back to their homes.
The military broke the windows of the al-Bireh School and caused damage to the school building.
Media sources said at least 500 Israeli soldiers surrounded the home, and the area around it, before invading the home. The soldiers used excessive force while removing the family, and hundreds of Palestinian neighbors and supporters who gathered there to protest the demolition.
The army claims that Islam Abu Hmeid, who was taken prisoner on June 6th, 2018, killed an Israeli soldier, identified as Ronen Lubarsky, after dropping a cement slab on his head, on May 24th, during a military invasion into the refugee camp; the soldier was seriously injured, and died from his wounds on May 26th.
Although Islam lives in one of the floors of the four-story building, the Israeli army wants to demolish the entire property to punish his family, in an illegal act of collective punishment.
Palestine TV correspondent Ali Dar Ali said that many army vehicles, including armored bulldozers invaded the refugee camp, and added that the soldiers stormed and searched many homes and buildings, and occupied their rooftops.
He added that the soldiers stormed the home and removed the Palestinians, including the owners.
The soldiers also attacked Palestinian journalists in the refugee camp, and targeted a Palestinian ambulance with teargas, in addition to firing at Palestinians who live in the area, or those who tried to enter the area.
Palestine TV also said that the soldiers detained dozens of nonviolent supporters in the property before forcing everybody out.
The soldiers attacked many journalists, including two who were beaten and struck with batons and rifle-buts, and hurled concussion grenades and gas bombs at medics who tried to provide the needed medical aid to them.
The Palestine Medical Complex in Ramallah said dozens of Palestinians were injured, and are receiving treatment.
The military invaded nearby neighborhoods and villages, where they were met by protesters, some of whom threw stones at the invading soldiers.
Sixty-six Palestinians have been wounded by the Israeli soldiers, who fired tear gas and rubber-coated steel bullets toward the protesters, as well as live ammunition.
Furthermore, the soldiers targeted Palestinian ambulances with gas bombs, causing damage and wounding the medical teams.
The soldiers also fired many gas bombs and concussion grenades, in addition to a few live rounds, at journalists reporting from the rooftops of a nearby building.
In addition, the soldiers are currently detaining more than 300 Palestinians in a nearby area after abducting them in the property and near it.
Israeli soldiers of the Corps of Engineers are currently placing the explosive charges in the build, in order to detonate it, which will also cause damage to several surrounding homes.
The soldiers started removing all families, who live in the area, from their homes after storming and ransacking them, especially since the army is preparation to detonate the Abu Hmeid family home, which will most likely cause damage to surrounding homes and buildings.
The invasion is still ongoing, and the army is still firing live rounds, gas bombs, concussion grenades and rubber-coated steel bullets.
It is worth mentioning that one member of Abu Hmeid family, identified as Abdul-Mon’em Abu Hmeid, was killed by the army in 2002 in nearby Qalandia refugee camp, and four others are imprisoned by Israel and serving life terms, in addition to Islam, the youngest son, who is believed to be behind the death of the soldier. Another sibling, identified as Ahmad Abu Hmeid, was killed by the army in 1987.
On Tuesday August 14 2018, dozens of soldiers invaded the refugee camp and took measurements of the home, in preparation for demolishing the property.
This current demolition of Abu Hmeid family building would be the third times Israeli destroys their home.
The Israeli military stationed sharpshooters on the tops of all the buildings around the home, and ordered all the families from the neighborhood to evacuate from their homes. An estimated 450 Palestinians were forced out of their homes.
As of the time of this report, camera operators from Palestine TV are streaming live from the site, and the feed shows dozens of soldiers inside the home – they can be seen in the windows of the home using sledge hammers to bash through the walls. video
Palestine TV reported that the army is blocking an ambulance from passing, in which a woman is in labor and about to give birth.
The families that were ordered to leave their homes were not allowed to take any blankets or covering with them, or food, they were simply ordered from their homes into the cold winter night. Most of the hundreds of people forced out of their homes went to a nearby outdoor football field at the al-Bireh School to wait for the army to allow them back to their homes.
The military broke the windows of the al-Bireh School and caused damage to the school building.
Media sources said at least 500 Israeli soldiers surrounded the home, and the area around it, before invading the home. The soldiers used excessive force while removing the family, and hundreds of Palestinian neighbors and supporters who gathered there to protest the demolition.
The army claims that Islam Abu Hmeid, who was taken prisoner on June 6th, 2018, killed an Israeli soldier, identified as Ronen Lubarsky, after dropping a cement slab on his head, on May 24th, during a military invasion into the refugee camp; the soldier was seriously injured, and died from his wounds on May 26th.
Although Islam lives in one of the floors of the four-story building, the Israeli army wants to demolish the entire property to punish his family, in an illegal act of collective punishment.
Palestine TV correspondent Ali Dar Ali said that many army vehicles, including armored bulldozers invaded the refugee camp, and added that the soldiers stormed and searched many homes and buildings, and occupied their rooftops.
He added that the soldiers stormed the home and removed the Palestinians, including the owners.
The soldiers also attacked Palestinian journalists in the refugee camp, and targeted a Palestinian ambulance with teargas, in addition to firing at Palestinians who live in the area, or those who tried to enter the area.
Palestine TV also said that the soldiers detained dozens of nonviolent supporters in the property before forcing everybody out.
The soldiers attacked many journalists, including two who were beaten and struck with batons and rifle-buts, and hurled concussion grenades and gas bombs at medics who tried to provide the needed medical aid to them.
The Palestine Medical Complex in Ramallah said dozens of Palestinians were injured, and are receiving treatment.
The military invaded nearby neighborhoods and villages, where they were met by protesters, some of whom threw stones at the invading soldiers.
Sixty-six Palestinians have been wounded by the Israeli soldiers, who fired tear gas and rubber-coated steel bullets toward the protesters, as well as live ammunition.
Furthermore, the soldiers targeted Palestinian ambulances with gas bombs, causing damage and wounding the medical teams.
The soldiers also fired many gas bombs and concussion grenades, in addition to a few live rounds, at journalists reporting from the rooftops of a nearby building.
In addition, the soldiers are currently detaining more than 300 Palestinians in a nearby area after abducting them in the property and near it.
Israeli soldiers of the Corps of Engineers are currently placing the explosive charges in the build, in order to detonate it, which will also cause damage to several surrounding homes.
The soldiers started removing all families, who live in the area, from their homes after storming and ransacking them, especially since the army is preparation to detonate the Abu Hmeid family home, which will most likely cause damage to surrounding homes and buildings.
The invasion is still ongoing, and the army is still firing live rounds, gas bombs, concussion grenades and rubber-coated steel bullets.
It is worth mentioning that one member of Abu Hmeid family, identified as Abdul-Mon’em Abu Hmeid, was killed by the army in 2002 in nearby Qalandia refugee camp, and four others are imprisoned by Israel and serving life terms, in addition to Islam, the youngest son, who is believed to be behind the death of the soldier. Another sibling, identified as Ahmad Abu Hmeid, was killed by the army in 1987.
On Tuesday August 14 2018, dozens of soldiers invaded the refugee camp and took measurements of the home, in preparation for demolishing the property.
This current demolition of Abu Hmeid family building would be the third times Israeli destroys their home.
13 dec 2018
A popular campaign to support the family of Abu Humaid announced on Wednesday the launch of an open-ended sit-in to protect the house of the family in al-Am'ari refugee camp, southwest of Ramallah, against demolition by the Israeli occupation army.
Recently, the Israeli army notified Abu Humaid family of its intent to demolish their four-story home as a punitive measure after its son, Islam, was accused of killing a soldier in al-Am’ari camp a few months ago.
The Israeli army gave the family until Wednesday, December 12, to evacuate their home voluntarily, but the popular campaign that supports the family affirmed that it would not allow the demolition of the house and would stage a massive rally outside it to protect it.
Organizers of the campaign held the Israeli occupation state fully responsible for any consequences resulting from its attempt to demolish the house of Abu Humaid.
Recently, the Israeli army notified Abu Humaid family of its intent to demolish their four-story home as a punitive measure after its son, Islam, was accused of killing a soldier in al-Am’ari camp a few months ago.
The Israeli army gave the family until Wednesday, December 12, to evacuate their home voluntarily, but the popular campaign that supports the family affirmed that it would not allow the demolition of the house and would stage a massive rally outside it to protect it.
Organizers of the campaign held the Israeli occupation state fully responsible for any consequences resulting from its attempt to demolish the house of Abu Humaid.
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