News · 21 August 2013

While Beit Arabiya is rebuilt, nearby Bedouin homes within East Jerusalem are destroyed

Residents in Tal eAdasa before (June 2013) and after the demolition (19 Aug. 2013). Photo from www.btselem.org

On 19 August 2013, the Ministry of the Interior demolished all six residential structures of Tal eAdasa, a Bedouin community that numbers dozens, including many children. The community, part of the al-Kaiabneh tribe, lives within Jerusalemis municipal boundaries, close to the Palestinian town of Beit Hanina. In addition to the demolition, inspectors informed community members they have ten days to leave the area before being forcefully removed and ordered them to clear the demolition debris themselves. Otherwise, the members were told, they would be forced to pay tens of thousands of shekels to cover the cost of debris removal and stood to be arrested.

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