Settlers Demolish Caravans in Hatraura Community East of Jerusalem
Settler groups demolished four caravans belonging to residents of the Hatraura Bedouin community east of occupied Jerusalem on Thursday.
Details of the Incident
Hassan Malihat, general supervisor of the Bader Rights Organization, reported that settler gangs stormed the Hatraura community, located within the Khan al-Ahmar village east of Jerusalem. They arrived with heavy machinery, sealed off the area, and began demolishing four caravans used by community members.
The settlers demolished the caravans and destroyed their contents, preventing residents from approaching by force.
These caravans serve as homes and essential facilities for several families. The destruction increased the hardship faced by the Bedouin community and heightened the risk of forced displacement.
Impact on the Bedouin Residents
- The caravans provided vital shelter and amenities for multiple families.
- Demolition deepened the suffering of the Bedouin inhabitants.
- The event exposed the community to the threat of forced eviction.
Author's summary: Settlers demolished four caravans in the Hatraura Bedouin community, escalating the residents' hardship and heightening the risk of forced displacement east of Jerusalem.