A hen wanders alone in the remains of a dismantled Bedouin community in northern Jordan Valley. Jewish settlers have increased attacks on Palestinian shepherds, leading to forced expulsions. Hasan, a shepherd, describes the intimidation faced by his family and the lack of protection from authorities. There is a stark contrast between the growth of Jewish outposts and the dismantling of Palestinian villages, as documented by NGOs. The graffiti in the area showcases a troubling narrative celebrating the supposed achievements of Israel amid the destruction.
The ongoing increase in attacks by Jewish settlers on Palestinian shepherd communities reflects a troubling dynamic in the northern Jordan Valley region, culminating in recent acts of expulsion and violence.
Hasan, a 51-year-old shepherd, highlighted the urgent threat his community faces, stating, 'No one is protecting us. We can only stay put to save our lives' amid growing tension and intimidation.
The stark contrast between the number of new Jewish outposts established in the region and the forced dismantling of Palestinian villages underscores the ongoing violence and displacement within the occupied West Bank.
Graffiti celebratory of Israeli expansion is prevalent in the areas recently ravaged by conflict, highlighting the perspectives of those involved in the ongoing territorial disputes within this region.
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