Eman Eriqat
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‘I earned good cash in Israel - now I can not even afford chocolate’ - BBC Information
By Alaa Daraghme & Eman Eriqat BBC Arabic, Ramallah 3 hours in the past Kamal Karaja used to earn $3,500 (£2,780; €3,250) a month engaged on building websites in Israel – an excellent residing for a Palestinian within the occupied West Financial institution. However after the Hamas assault on Israel on 7 October, and the retaliatory Israeli air strikes and floor invasion of the Gaza Strip, his allow was cancelled. Israel cited “safety issues”.
West Bank Palestinians paying the price for Gaza war
Kamal Karaja used to earn $3,500 (£2,780; €3,250) a month working on construction sites in Israel - a good living for a Palestinian in the occupied West Bank. But after the Hamas assault on Israel on 7 October, and the retaliatory Israeli air strikes and ground invasion of the Gaza Strip, his permit was cancelled. Israel cited "security concerns". "I waited for the war to end but it's still ongoing," says the 32-year-old, from the town of Deir Bzi, just outside Ramallah.
Warga Palestina kembali ke rumah yang sudah jadi reruntuhan akibat gempuran Israel di Jenin
“Kami terpaksa kabur. Jika tidak, saya dan anak-anak perempuan saya akan dibunuh,” kata Fatina al-Ghoul. Ia menangis saat ia melihat tumpukan puing dan debu yang dulu merupakan rumahnya. Sebuah buldoser datang dan mulai membersihkan puing-puing dari jalanan, yang sekarang tinggal reruntuhan.
El doloroso regreso de las familias palestinas a sus casas en ruinas tras la operación militar de Israel en Yenín
"Tuvimos que huir. Si no, nos habrían matado a mis hijas y a mí", dice Fatina al-Ghoul llorando mientras mira un montón de escombros de lo que antes era su casa. Una excavadora llegó y está retirando los escombros de su calle, que ha quedado en ruinas. Ella y otras nueve mujeres, familiares y vecinas, huyeron de sus casas en el campo de refugiados de Yenín durante las operaciones militares israelíes de los últimos días, las más importantes en años.
Palestinian families return to rubble in Jenin refugee camp Original
Image caption, Thousands attend the funerals of the 12 Palestinians killed during the two-day Israeli military operation in Jenin By Eman Eriqat & Alaa Daraghmeh "We had to flee. Or my daughters and I would have been killed," Fatina al-Ghoul says, weeping as she looks back at a pile of rubble that was once her home. A bulldozer has already arrived and is clearing up debris from her street, which has been left in ruins.
La abuela palestina que se niega a ser expulsada de su casa por los ataques de los colonos judíos en Cisjordania
Amal Awad mira a través de la ventana rota de su casa. La casa es una estructura de hormigón en bruto rodeada de monte bajo. Parece construida con prisas, pero ha estado aquí durante décadas, igual que Amal. Esta abuela palestina asegura que está acostumbrada al acoso constante, pero sostiene que ahora los ataques son cada vez más frecuentes. El pasado 13 de febrero, relata, un grupo de colonos israelíes rodeó su propiedad en mitad de la noche.
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