The 180 Palestinian villages located on lands designated as 'Area C' are often raided by Israeli forces. (Photo: ActiveStills.org)
Israeli bulldozers destroyed a water pipeline supplying the northern Jordan Valley village of Ras Al-Ahmar with fresh drinking water, early yesterday.
Early this morning Israeli forces destroyed a water pipeline supplying drinking water for the Palestinians in the occupied village of Ras al-Ahmar. maannews.com/Content.aspx?i…
Bisharat added that Israeli bulldozers razed the land for five hours to create a military road.
He pointed out that the destroyed water pipeline was used by local Palestinian farmers for drinking water and to irrigate their lands.
Israeli bulldozers destroyed a water pipeline supplying the northern Jordan Valley village of Ras al-Ahmar with fresh drinking water, on predawn Wednesday.maannews.com/Content.aspx?I…
Israeli forces destroyed the water pipeline and created a 2.5 kilometer-long road linking the main road of Ras Al-Ahmar village to the Msheibek area, which Israel declared a closed military zone.
Locals told Ma’an that while Israeli forces razed the land, Palestinian residents were prevented from entering or exiting the area.
Don't forget water storage for your preps! I know I need to get my rain barrels here from Oklahoma and get a new stockpile of bottles going in the basement! Buckets, Filters, Barrels,... daysofpalestine.com/post/11214/isr…
Khirbet Ras Al-Ahmar is one of approximately 180 Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank on lands designated as “Area C” – the area of the West Bank under full Israeli security and civilian control – according to Israeli human rights NGO B’Tselem.
The village is often raided by Israeli forces, who hold various military operations in the area, forcing residents of the village to leave their homes for several hours or even days.
A kindergarten & women’s community centre was demolished by Israel in Palestinian community of Jabal al Baba in Area C of the West Bank. Israel’s attacks on Palestinian educational facilities continues. Forcible transfer of such communities is a war crime hrw.org/news/2018/04/2…
Additionally, the village is a designated Israeli military “firing zone”.
Nearly 20 percent of the occupied West Bank has been declared “firing zones” since the 1970s, but according to the UN, nearly 80 percent of these areas are not in fact used for military training.
The Israeli army destroyed & confiscated water tanks & solar panels in Khirbat Al-Markiz in the occupied West Bank in an effort to displace Palestinians from their lands.
It was 29°C (85°F) there today. bit.ly/2JL4Psb pic.twitter.com/A2RUOdATw5
Israel refuses Palestinian requests for buildings permits in the West Bank & designated large swathes of territory as state lands, natural reserves & IDF firing zones to outlaw Palestinian residence there bit.ly/2GEfEL2
Rights groups have accused Israel of declaring some parts of the West Bank as firing zones in an attempt to annex them.
(MEMO, PC, Social Media)
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