Demolitions and confiscations in communities facing expulsion

14 June 2012 Kh. Susiya, Kh. Susiya

Civil Administration threatens to demolish a substantial part of Susiya village

On Tuesday, 12 June 2012, Israel’s Civil Administration distributed demolition orders to over 50 temporary structures in the Palestinian village of Susiya in the South Hebron Hills. Residents were given three days, until 15 June 2012, to appeal the orders through the Civil Administration’s Supreme Planning Council. Residents are planning to submit their opposition today (14 June 2012).If the demolition orders are carried out, this will be the third time that Israel has tried to expel the residents of Susiya from their lands.

14 January 2012 Khan al-Ahmar school, Khan al-Ahmar (Abu al-Hilu)

Video: Bedouin community near settlement faces forced relocation

Israel's Civil Administration is planning to forcibly relocate some 27,000 Bedouins living in Area C in the West Bank. At first, 20 communities, comprising some 2,300 people, will be uprooted from the area of the Ma'ale Adummim settlement and relocated to a site next to the Abu Dis garbage dump, east of Jerusalem. Members of the Khan al-Ahmar community explain how the move will affect them.

10 October 2011 Khan al-Ahmar school, Khan al-Ahmar (Abu al-Hilu)

Israel plans to expel Bedouin communities from Area C

The Civil Administration has announced a plan to "relocate" the 27,000 Bedouins living in Area C in the West Bank. In Jan. 2012, some 2,300 Bedouins will be forcibly transferred to a site near the Abu Dis refuse dump, east of Jerusalem, in blatant contravention of international law, which prohibits the forced transfer of protected persons. The expulsion will advance the splitting up of the West Bank by enabling expansion of the Ma'ale Adummim settlement, exacerbating the injustice.

15 March 2011 Kh. Tana, Kh. Tana

Civil Administration demolishes Jordan Valley village Khirbet Tana

In the past four months, the Civil Administration has demolished all the structures in Khirbet Tana, a Bedouin village of 250 people in the Jordan Valley. Following the completion of the demolition, on 2 March, only a mosque was left standing in the village. The demolition is part of Israel's ongoing attempt to expel the Bedouin from the Jordan Valley.

12 August 2010 Nab’ al-Ghazal (al-Farisiyah), Nab’ al-Ghazal (al-Farisiyah)

Israel demolishes the Bedouin village of al-Farisiyah in Jordan Valley

Last month, the Civil Administration demolished all the structures in al-Farsiya and in other Bedouin farming communities in the northern Jordan Valley, delivered dozens of demolition and eviction orders in additional communities, and confiscated water pumps.

22 February 2010 al-Hadidiyah, al-Hadidiyah

Growing pressure on Jordan Valley community

Israel is effectively pressuring Palestinians to leave al-Hadidiyeh, a Bedouin community in the Jordan Valley, by denying building permits, repeatedly demolishing structures, and severely restricting movement. The community also reports harassment by settlers.

15 July 2009 Arab a-Ramadin al-Janubi, 'Arab a-Ramadin al-Janubi

Possible eviction of 'Arab a-Ramadin

'Arab a-Ramadin al-Janubi is isolated in a Separation Barrier enclave that annexes a nearby settlement to Israel. Residents claim they have again been informed that they must relocate, although such a move contradicts Israel's explicit undertaking before the High Court.

5 August 2008 al-'Aqabah, al-'Aqabah

Civil Administration threatens to demolish most of al-'Aqabah village

The Civil Administration has issued orders to demolish most of the houses in the village of al-'Aqabah, which lies in the northern Jordan Valley, and many houses in other villages in the area. Israel's planning policy in the West Bank centers on preventing Palestinian construction and promoting expansion of settlements.

14 July 2008 Arab a-Ramadin al-Janubi, 'Arab a-Ramadin al-Janubi

Concern Israel will expel Palestinians it imprisoned in enclave

The village of 'Arab a-Ramadin al-Janubi is a Separation Barrier enclave. Residents say the Civil Administration recently demanded they relocate, contradicting Israel's explicit commitment to the High Court.

22 October 2007

Israel prevents Tel-'Adasa children from reaching school

Israel closed the Separation Barrier opening the children crossed to get to school in Bir Nebala. Their families have lived in East Jerusalem for decades, yet Israel does not recognize them as residents of the city or let the children study in East Jerusalem schools.