They came with bulldozers.
In minutes, walls turned to rubble, years disappeared in dust.
But the loudest collapse wasn’t the concrete — it was inside the people who lived there.

In Ni'lin, Raed and Nael Srour didn’t just lose a home.
They lost a piece of themselves.

Because sometimes, what gets buried beneath the ruins...
isn’t just stone, but memory, identity, and quiet dignity.

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Fadi, a young man from the Airport neighborhood in Tulkarem Camp, shares his story of forced displacement.
With nothing but a tent and the cold, he refuses to accept caravans or temporary fixes — he wants his home back.

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Where is the international community? Has our cry been heard, or has it yet to reach them?
We ask: Where is the world? Where are those who claim to defend human rights and the oppressed?
Regrettably, no one is present — it is as if the world has disappeared.

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Every brick in this house was built with years of hard work.
“Brick by brick,” we built it—piece by piece, from our daily bread.
And then, suddenly…
They stormed in.
They didn’t even give us time to grab our belongings.
They smashed the fridge, the washing machine—everything!
Our dream… and our children’s dreams, destroyed in seconds.
📍Nablus – April 2025
#Palestine #HomeDemolition #WestBank #Nablus

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"The first words my mother said to me after our house was demolished:
'For you… for the people… for the nation of La ilaha illa Allah.'
Our home is gone, but our dignity remains—and so does our voice.
We’re not leaving… and we will rebuild."
📍 Nablus – April 2025
#Nablus #WestBank #Palestine #HomeDemolitions

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"Their fire doesn’t just burn walls — it burns childhood, memories, ...

At exactly 7:30 a.m. on Monday, April 8, 2025,
Israeli forces raided the area surrounding the Evangelical Hospital near the Old City of Nablus.
They set fire to the Shalhoub family home after tying its members at gunpoint.

Abd Farouq Shalhoub, the father, and his son Amir shared the harrowing details of the flames, destruction, and the fear planted in their children’s hearts.
The kids' toys, their memories, even their sense of safety — all turned to ashes.

"They tied me up while I watched the house burn… and my little boy started trembling just from seeing them!"
– Amir Shalhoub

"This isn’t life… this is deliberate displacement!"
– Abd Farouq Shalhoub

📍 Nablus – Near the Evangelical Hospital

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“What did they feed her? Olive oil and thyme.
What did they dress her in? Her father's clothes.
What did they give her to drink? Zamzam water.”

A young girl from Jenin refugee camp shares the story of her home—destroyed.
Of her family—torn apart.
This is a voice from the heart of the camp.
Watch the full story.

#Jenin #Palestine

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"We left everything behind… our homes, our memories—even our sense of safety."
Those who once celebrated life in the camp are now homeless refugees, lost in the open.
Their cries go unheard, and their suffering is beyond words.

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