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more In Neusiedler See, a turbid shallow lake, Lepomis gibbosus (L.) and Pseudorasbora parva (Temminck & Schlegel) occur in large numbers within the reed belt. Sign up for shifts.In Neusiedler See, a turbid shallow lake, Lepomis gibbosus (L.) and Pseudorasbora parva (Temminck.

Ta’ayush is coordinating regular presence of activists at our village from the end of ‘Eid al-Fitr on Monday, 20 July, to the date of the High Court hearing in our petition on 3 August.

Save the date: On Friday afternoon, 24 July, come to demonstrate with us in the village, which lies south of Hebron.

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There are several illegal Israeli outposts close to our village, but the authorities have not threatened them with demolition – even though they have no building permits or master plans.Īll we can do now is to continue protesting the plan to demolish our homes, expel us from our land, and transfer it to the settlers. We petitioned the High Court with the help of Rabbis for Human Rights, asking that that CA be ordered to accept the plan. We drew up a master plan to legalize the status of our homes, which we built on our land, but the CA rejected it. We now live on our farmland – and we will not leave it. I was born in the original village of Khirbet Susiya, but we were forced out of there by Israel. The list includes almost hald ouf our village structures: ten residential homes, our clinic, eight animal shelters, and twelve storerooms, outhouses, etc.

These structures serve 74 of the residents of Susiya, half of them are children. Yesterday we received the list of structures the Civil Administration wants us to demolish. They told us that the nonprofit Regavim and settlers in our area had pressured them into starting the demolitions before August 3 rd, which is when the Israeli High Court will hear our petition. Last Sunday we met with CA officials and with the Israeli Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT). The Israeli Civil Administration (CA) has notified us of an intention to demolish homes in our village and leave entire families homeless in the desert once the month of Ramadan is over, three days from now. We, the residents of Khirbet Susiya, a Palestinian village in the West Bank, need your help. Setzt sich doch die Armee (CA=Civil Administration) mit den Leuten von Susiya zusammen, um ihnen den Abriss der Hälfte des Dorfes in den nächsten Tagen zu verkünden: „ Dear Friend, Der Brief zeigt, wie kaltschnäuzig und überheblich die israelische Besatzungsmacht mit der palästinensischen Bevölkerung in der Westbank umgeht. Moore / EAPPIĭer Brief eines kämpferischen Palästinensers, der mir in den letzten vier Monaten ans Herz gewachsen ist: Nasser Nawaj’ah, unermüdlicher Promoter des Dorfes Susiya im Süden von Hebron. Bild: Nassers Tochter Dahlia auf dem Arm von Nichte Donja: Zuversicht trotz angekündigtem Abriss.