Nabi Samuel – A Village In a Cage
Politics Uploaded: 31/12/2013 Duration: 1:12 Minutes Available in Hebrew
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In the village of Nabi Samuel the residents are living in a place where they do not have authorization to stay, relatives and friends cannot visit because of checkpoints and walls, they need to spend hours at checkpoints
to go to work, they need permission from the courts to plant a tree, and let’s not to mention building rights. The village of Nabi Samuel was occupied by Israel in 1967 Four years later residents were deported to an
area nearby and their homes destroyed. The village area was declared a national park and last year the Civil Administration began to promote a plan to establish an archaeological site around the mosque and cemetery. Language: Hebrew Subtitles: English
to go to work, they need permission from the courts to plant a tree, and let’s not to mention building rights. The village of Nabi Samuel was occupied by Israel in 1967 Four years later residents were deported to an
area nearby and their homes destroyed. The village area was declared a national park and last year the Civil Administration began to promote a plan to establish an archaeological site around the mosque and cemetery. Language: Hebrew Subtitles: English