Posts By: ICAHD UK

November 2020 Demolition and Displacement Report

Posted December 4, 2020, by & filed under House Demolitions, Monthly Demolition Report, News.

Demolitions & Displacement in the occupied West Bank (including occupied East Jerusalem) and within the state of Israel November 2020 Report 2 November 3 November 5 November 9 November 10 November 11 November 12 November 15 November 16 November 17 November 19 November 23 November 24 November 25 November 29 November 30 November Overall Legal… Read more »

ICAHD UK Webinars – 2022

Posted December 2, 2020, by & filed under News, Webinars.

Details of our future webinars are available here. View details of ICAHD USA Webinars here ICAHD UK Webinar Wednesday 23 November Details – Watch a recording of the webinar here ICAHD UK Webinar Wednesday 28 September Clare Short (former MP), Sir Vincent Fean (former British diplomat), Karla McLaren (lobbyist, Amnesty International UK) Details – Watch… Read more »

Erella, an Israeli from the Villages Group: Cooperation in Israel-Palestine, recounts witnessing a day of demolitions in the South Hebron Hills that took place on 25th November 2020

Posted , by & filed under ICAHD reports, News, Personal Experiences.

For sixteen years I have walked at Nasser’s side. He was 20-years old when we first met. His youthful dream was to become a vet. Luckily that didn’t work out, otherwise – how could he have grown to become the one to document as a researcher of B’Tselem of the everyday injustices incurred in his… Read more »

Demolitions Accelerate During November with JCB Bulldozers at It Again

Posted November 26, 2020, by & filed under House Demolitions, News, NSPCC / JCB Campaign.

JCB, the British company targeted by ICAHD because of its use in demolishing Palestinian homes, has been at it again.  Throughout November Israeli authorities have been sweeping through Area C of the West Bank with another surge of demolitions and for many of them, JCB bulldozers were used. On Wednesday, 25th November demolitions occurred in… Read more »