Israel attacks militants of the Red Khan … and demolishes the rally of Abu Nuwar

Palestinian protesters trying to prevent an Israeli bulldozer from entering the rally of Al-Khan Al-Ahmar yesterday (1965) Ramallah: Kifah Zaboun

Israeli occupying forces attacked with solidarity forces and residents of the Al-Khan Al-Ahmar region, near Jerusalem, in the first attempt to demolish the neighborhood which houses around 200 Bedouins. About two weeks ago, to prevent Israel from carrying out an earlier decision to evacuate the area.
Israeli security personnel clashed with severely beaten and humiliated activists, including women and residents of the area, before some of them were arrested. His crews processed 35 injuries, 4 of which were transferred to hospitals.
The first Israeli Jom, a day after the inhabitants of Al-Khan were ordered to expel them, also took the decision to take control of the roads leading to the area. "
In an effort to prevent the advance of heavy machinery, activists have formed human chains on the ground, and they have armed mechanisms to prevent them from working and progressing, before 39 Kawa interviewed with Israeli occupation forces face to face.
However, as clashes raged in the Khan region, Israel demolished houses in the neighboring Bedouin community. Abu Nawar, east of Al-Eizariya.And the Al Khan Red is a Bedouin area located on Highway 1 near the settlements of Ma'Aleh Adumim and Kfar Adumim, near from Jerusalem, where 35 Bedouin families live in tents and huts.
The region came from the Negev Desert in 1953, and remained in conditions that were lacking from a minimum until 1949. Bedouins in the region have been fighting peacefully since 2009 against earlier demolition, but the Israeli High Court of Justice rejected their petitions in late May, supported the demolition decision and gave the state the freedom to choose Timing of implementation High-ranking judges rejected the petitions against the demolition orders of the villagers and students who came to study in the Bedouin villages of the region.
At least 200 Bedouins are evicted from their lands and hundreds of students from neighboring communities Ahmed Majdalani, a member of the PLO Executive Committee, said that Israel was committing a war crime and ethnic cleansing in the region.
He added: "What the occupation authorities do in the Red Khan and Abu Nawar gather and the Bedouin communities, is a new robbery against the territory of the state" The authorities occupation besieged the area and attacked activists and the people, a new crime added to the record of the criminal occupation, and organized state terrorism, which is committed by the Israeli occupation. "
What is occupied by the people, and that the lands that the occupation is trying to steal and hold are fully owned and registered in the (tabu) of the people of the city of Anata, inhabited by 181 people, more than half of whom are children.On 12 thousand dunums, extending land from East Jerusalem to the other side of the Dead Sea, a colonization problem will separate the north and south of the West Bank.
The AP announced that the establishment of the project mean the end of the two-state solution and the end of the peace process. Under the previous government, led by Barack Obama, the project, rejected by the European Union
the British Secretary of State in the Middle East, Alistair Port, who visited the village in May, called Israel to show restraint. He explained that any forced resettlement of Khan al-Ahmar's sons elsewhere could be considered as forced displacement by the United Nations, which is prohibited by the Geneva Convention.
In view of past experiences, the Israeli police will initiate several small confrontations before entering the area.
The Palestinian Government said yesterday that the insistence on the forced eviction and expulsion of the Red Khan and Abu Nawar areas is a continuation of the implementation of the terrible displacement crimes committed by Israel since the year of the Black Nakba. International intervention the laws of the state and prevent the occupation from continuing its attacks.
also demanded the Fatah movement around the world to immediately intervene "to stop the mbadacre and the new Holocaust committed by the occupation authorities in the Red Khan the right of indigenous peoples." Fatah describes what is happening "as a crime of ethnic cleansing and a war of genocide against the people in all their places of residence and between the Khan and his inhabitants who adhere to the land and its lands."
Strive to break the will and resolve the case, and turn the conflict of political and legal rights and self-determination to humanitarian aid.

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