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3.9.15

IRIN Middle East | Four facts you might not know about housing demolitions by Israel | Israel | OPT | Conflict | Human Rights: JERUSALEM, 22 July 2015 (IRIN) - The small Palestinian village of Khirbet Susiya in the Israeli-occupied West Bank has been drawn into the international spotlight this week, as the US, the UK and the EU condemned plans by the Israeli army to demolish it. The US State Department said its destruction would be “harmful and provocative.”

So far the Israeli government has shown no sign it will back off, and activists and locals are sleeping in structures in the village in case the bulldozers come.


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