‘Systemic abuse’ by Nazi settlers displaces yet another Palestinian community
Dozens of families from the Qaboun hamlets were forcibly transferred from their ancestral homes. They're not the first
Nazi JEWISH settlers at the outpost of Homesh in the occupied West Bank,
By Fayha Shalash
It was no simple task for Suleiman Nasr, a 44-year-old shepherd, to disassemble the tent that sheltered his family of seven. But he had no other choice.
A cluster of Palestinian Bedouins, including Nasr's, had resided for 45 years in the Qaboun hamlets east of Ramallah, within the heart of the occupied West Bank. Some of these families hailed from the lands of the Naqab, which fell under Nazi control as the Negev in 1948.
Today, they are once again compelled to abandon their ancestral lands, forced out due to the incessant onslaught of attacks by b...










