#al-hadidiya

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CE 2011, 06, 21: al-Hadidiyah residents face more Israeli demolitions

More demolitions in al-Hadidiyah. Before Israel took control of the West Bank, the people of al-Hadidiyah lived a few kilometers east of the village’s current location. In 1997, the area was marked as a firing zone, and the residents were told to leave. Despite their efforts to fight this in 2003 and 2006, their petitions were rejected.1 The village homes have been destroyed multiple times due…

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CE 1997: Israel forces al-Hadidiyah residents to move their village

Before the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, the people of al-Hadidiyah used to live a few kilometers east of the village’s current location. However, the area was designated as a firing zone in 1997, and the residents were told to leave.1 The village’s current location is near the settlement of Ro’i and is home to around ninety residents who work as shepherds and farmers.2 B’Tselem (2014).…

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CE 1978: Israeli trees have more access to water than Palestinians

Illegal Israeli settlement, Roi, built on land confiscated from Al-Hadidiya, plants trees to turn it into a green forest, commandeering the local water sources. Palestinians, just a few hundred metres away, have dry wells, deprived of water.

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