kitayz:

kitayswidow:

A couple days ago a whole Palestinian bedouin village was completely destroyed. And its not the first time they targeted this community (its the 6th time). Whenever israeli occupation forces target bedouin homes its “easier” for them to get away with it bc the world doesnt consider tents as valuable but a home is a home and they have no where to go. Their food and water was taken. Their belongings (everything they owned) were taken and dumped miles away of where they were. Ethnic cleansing is occuring all over Palestine as we speak funded by american tax dollars.

In the peak of summer, West Bank demolitions leave 70 Palestinians homeless

After the demolition of Khirbet Humsa, Israeli forces loaded the residents' personal belongings and dropped them off miles away.

+972 Magazine

[Video description: 2 people talk with captions of what they’re saying appearing on the screen. They talk over pictures and footage showing children sitting around outside and piles of clothes and other belongings on the ground with nothing around them. There are a few shots of large trucks driving away, and buses with the belongings being loaded onto them. Before the people start speaking, there is text on the screen that says: “Wednesday 7 July, the UN received news that community in Humsa Al Bqai'a in the occupied West Bank were being removed from their homes. Representatives of 6 governments and @OCHAopt went to the scene but were prevented from accessing the community by the Israeli army. While access negotiations were on going, the only way to know what was going on was through phone calls from the community.” End video description.]

Transcript of captions:

Person 1: What happened, Harbi?

Harbi: From eight in the morning until now, demolitions are taking place, nothing remains. What is demolished is carried by (heavy lifting equipment). Now our personal items are loaded to be sent to Ein Shibleh. Our families, and children… a child five months old; they are all under the sun, the temperature is forty Celsius.

Person 1: We hear you Harbi, what are they telling you about the bus?

Harbi: The bus is taking the confiscated belongings. Everything was taken away from us; the food, the water, our clothes. There is nothing here, nothing left.