#Demolitions

“This house was my life, but I saw it smashed into rubble because I am Palestinian”

Ghaleb Abu Hadwan, 63, and his family are staying with extended family back in Shufat refugee camp after Israeli forces last week destroyed the new home they had constructed in Wadi al-Hummus, after saving up for it for years.

Khan al Ahmar: MAP-supported mobile clinic supporting the community

Rasha Kaloti, MAP’s Programme Officer in the West Bank, recently accompanied the MAP-supported mobile health clinic on a visit to the Bedouin community of Khan al Ahmar.

Life in the shadow of the settlements

The MAP-funded mobile clinic, run in partnership with the Islah Charitable Society, is a vital provider of primary health services, first aid training and maternal health to many Bedouin communities.

Israeli High Court of Justice approves demolition of Khan al Ahmar

The Palestinian Bedouin community of Khan al Ahmar faces an imminent threat of forcible transfer following the Israeli High Court of Justice’s rejection of final appeals against the village’s demolition this week.

MPs raise concerns about rights of Palestinians in Jerusalem, threat of forcible transfer in the West Bank

Read our round-up of how UK Parliament's discussions of Palestinians' rights int he wake of US President Donald Trump's announcement on Jerusalem.

Westminster Hall debate on West Bank demolitions: Ask your MP to attend!

On Wednesday 6 December parliamentarians will debate the “effect of Israeli demolitions on Palestinian communities” in Westminster Hall, in the House of Commons.

80 humanitarian and rights organisations warn that residents of Khan al Ahmar are at risk of forcible transfer

AIDA – a coalition of 80 international humanitarian, development and human rights agencies of which MAP is a member – has today (10 March) warned that the entire community of Khan al Ahmar is at risk of forcible transfer.