Families evicted from their East Jerusalem homes after 50 years
guardian
24-Aug-2009 (2 comments)

The police came for them at dawn on a Sunday, heavily armed, wearing helmets and riot shields as they broke down the metal doors of the houses and dragged the two Palestinian families out onto the streets.

It was over in minutes, the Hanoun and the Ghawi families evicted from what had been their homes for the past five decades, and thrown onto the pavement before the sun had fully risen.

Within hours young, religious Israeli settlers had been moved in, guarded by dozens of armed police and their own private armed security guards.

These streets of Sheikh Jarrah, in East Jerusalem, have become the new front line in Israel's complex battle to extend its control over this divided city; their latest victims 17 members of the Hanoun family and 38 from the Ghawi family.

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Bavafa

If this does not remind you of the Nazi's treatmen

by Bavafa on Mon Aug 24, 2009 12:17 PM PDT

If this does not remind you of the Nazi's treatment of the Jews in Berlin and other German cities, I don't know what will.

May one day the same justice that was brought to Nazi's comes to Zionist.

Mehrdad



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ali_UK

Bavafa

by ali_UK on Tue Aug 25, 2009 02:03 AM PDT

May one day the same justice that was brought to Nazi's comes to Zionist.

Elahi aamin 

 


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