"We wish to return, even to a destroyed home... we will rebuild it bit by bit."

With these words, Hanan Fouad, a mother of four from the Tulkarm camp, summarizes the story of thousands of families who suddenly found themselves without walls to protect them or doors to lock. Hanan describes the bitterness of living in a house that lacks everything: no electricity, no water, and not even a ceiling to shield her children from the winter cold or summer pests.

However, the true pain lies not just in the lack of resources, but in the "cruel decision" she described as slaughtering people while they are still alive. The nostalgia here is not for luxury, but for the "embrace of the camp," which she likens to a mother; for its alleys that provide psychological peace, and for neighbors who are family and support.

"The camp is like a mother, embracing the people within it." These words remind us that a homeland is not just stones, but the safety that was lost and the memories that no other place can replace.

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mid rising "pastoral settlement" attacks devouring the lands of Deir Abu Mash'al (northwest of Ramallah), residents face the daily threat of displacement and confiscation. Abdullah Al-Maken, head of the village council, states that the once-safe village is now surrounded by settlement outposts trying to suffocate farmers and block access to their fields, especially in the "Al-Rowshaniya" area.

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Occupation bulldozers are devouring North Jerusalem! With the confiscation of 280 dunams and an astronomical budget, work has begun on "Settlement Road 45." This is not just a road; it is a blade severing the West Bank and isolating Jerusalem from its people to implement the "Greater Jerusalem" plan. From Mikhmas to Qalandia, the land is being stolen by military decree, and geography is being forged before the eyes of the world.

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From 1,200 dunams to 9,000! This is how settlement expansion returned to "Homesh" to suffocate the village of Burqa and its neighbors. Seven entire mountains of private title-deed land (Tabu), including the enchanting Mount Al-Kubeibat overlooking the Palestinian coast, have now become forbidden zones for their owners. The occupation does not only steal the land; it steals history by confiscating five archaeological sites and destroying pastoral life through systematic "pastoral settlement."

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"I am Mohammed Hussein Moussa Tarqman, from Tulkarm camp..."
An unending story of displacement, and a pain that renews with every raindrop and every blast of frost. Living between nylon tents and longing for homes and neighbors, our people wait for the day of return.
"I only wish to go back to our homes and gather together again."
Our prayers are with them for patience and a near relief.

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"I want you to die.."
With these words, the jailer confronted the child Fares Shalameesh, who was suffering from severe injuries and continuous bleeding. A painful testimony shared by Fares about the details of his arrest from his home in Burqin, Jenin, the systematic torture he endured despite his wounds, and the deliberate medical negligence he faced inside the prisons.

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Occupation forces stormed Qalandiya village this morning, razing agricultural lands and uprooting olive trees. This action follows prior eviction notices targeting the land and two residential buildings, under the pretext of seizing private property for "state ownership" to facilitate settlement expansion

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In a single night, 160 square meters of memories and stability were lost as the occupation forces demolished "Abu Omran’s" two-story home. The operation left 5 family members, including women and children, homeless, joining thousands of families facing forced displacement and systematic targeting of residential infrastructure. Source: Field Testimonies

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