The three stories Palestinian house which was demolished today morning by Zionist occupation forces in Jarosheyah village, near Tulkarm, leaving a whole family homeless, 9 March 2015.





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LoL woke up on the wrong side of bed this morning? Settle down kiddo and let the adults discuss this in peace.LiquidHYDROGEN wrote:Hawiye, worry about Turks and Africans building settlements in your own backyard intaad carab futada ka leefeysid.
These people don't need your outrage, they were failed by their leaders.
And this is what I don't understand, how a Russian Jew who has no connection to the Mideast can come in and take land from Palestinians who lived and farmed there for thousands of years.anzeloti wrote:Israel is full of immigrated Russian/East European ''jews'' which are behind all of this.the asli yahuudis (middle easterns) are against this but are outnumbered by European jews.
Many East Europeans have claimed to be Jews after the WW2 in the late 40s to get compensations,most of them have no connection to the mideast whatsoever.GAMES wrote:And this is what I don't understand, how a Russian Jew who has no connection to the Mideast can come in and take land from Palestinians who lived and farmed there for thousands of years.anzeloti wrote:Israel is full of immigrated Russian/East European ''jews'' which are behind all of this.the asli yahuudis (middle easterns) are against this but are outnumbered by European jews.
It's really scary world we live in.
This nigga was on another threadLiquidHYDROGEN wrote:Hawiye, worry about Turks and Africans building settlements in your own backyard intaad carab futada ka leefeysid.
These people don't need your outrage, they were failed by their leaders.
How ironic! Well, it seems it's a case of 'might is right' and is far from legality, at least from the point of Palestinians and the "international community", minus the US.Grant wrote:Is there a link to the article?
The photos don't seem to fit the words. That "three-story house" was only framed through the first story. It is incomplete and does not appear to have been lived in. I suspect that what happened is they didn't get a building permit, which is a standard Israeli roadblock to new Arab construction and something they can legally do as long as the area is under occupation.
On another front, the Israeli courts stopped the demolition of a Beduin village in the Negev, to which many Israelis believe they have a legal claim.
(It's not the West Bank or Gaza, where they clearly have no permanent legal claim.)
"The Beersheba District Court on Thursday stopped the state from demolishing 51 homes making up the Beduin village of al-Sara in the South."
http://www.jpost.com/National-News/Cour ... uth-351129
At least it"s the Israeli courts, and not the settlers, that are having the final say.
No they can't,stop making up nonsensesomething they can
legally do as long as the
area is under
occupation.
UN Resident and Humanitarian
Coordinator James W. Rawley
argues the demolitions violate
international law. “Demolitions
that result in forced evictions and
displacement run counter to
Israel’s obligations under
international law