Penelope
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Unreal, if this happened in the US we would have a US rebellion against the government, destroying homes of criminals , this is unbelievable and I read about it all the time. You wonder what causes anti Zionism or anti Jewish , whatever you want to call it, its these inhumane actions and your punitive actions against innocent people and then say your righteous. Your double standard is sickening. Those who agree with this punitive punishment is just as bad as your government.
Palestinians feel helpless as their homes are destroyed — at Israeli government orders
Enas Shalodi said she had no idea her son Abdel Rahman would ram his car into a light rail stop in Jerusalem in late October, killing a baby girl and a 22-year-old from Ecuador. Police shot him dead when he tried to run away.
Israel ordered the Shalodi home demolished. Police came to Enas Shalodi’s apartment in mid-November and ordered her and all her neighbors outside.
“At 4 am we heard a big explosion, we saw lightning, we saw dust all over the air,” she said. “It was a cold night.”
An Israeli defense ministry spokesman said the government has resumed home demolitions because of a wave of attacks in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and the West Bank that have left 11 Israelis dead. He said if demolitions deter even one Palestinian from committing an act of violence, they are worth it. He spoke on condition of anonymity because of ongoing court proceedings about the policy.
She compared the case of her son to Yosef Haim Ben-David, the Jewish man who burned alive Palestinian teenager Mohammed Abu Khdeir this summer. Ben-David is in jail awaiting trial. But his home was not destroyed.
“Israel treated Palestinians and Israelis in different ways,” Shalodi said
Palestinians feel helpless as their homes are destroyed at Israeli government orders
Palestinians feel helpless as their homes are destroyed — at Israeli government orders
Enas Shalodi said she had no idea her son Abdel Rahman would ram his car into a light rail stop in Jerusalem in late October, killing a baby girl and a 22-year-old from Ecuador. Police shot him dead when he tried to run away.
Israel ordered the Shalodi home demolished. Police came to Enas Shalodi’s apartment in mid-November and ordered her and all her neighbors outside.
“At 4 am we heard a big explosion, we saw lightning, we saw dust all over the air,” she said. “It was a cold night.”
An Israeli defense ministry spokesman said the government has resumed home demolitions because of a wave of attacks in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and the West Bank that have left 11 Israelis dead. He said if demolitions deter even one Palestinian from committing an act of violence, they are worth it. He spoke on condition of anonymity because of ongoing court proceedings about the policy.
She compared the case of her son to Yosef Haim Ben-David, the Jewish man who burned alive Palestinian teenager Mohammed Abu Khdeir this summer. Ben-David is in jail awaiting trial. But his home was not destroyed.
“Israel treated Palestinians and Israelis in different ways,” Shalodi said
Palestinians feel helpless as their homes are destroyed at Israeli government orders