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Temporary reprieve for Bedouin village following international outcry

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Published: 9 July 2018

Last updated: 4 March 2024

The Israeli High Court freezes demolition work on Khan al-Ahmar until next week, citing an administrative oversight

High Court freezes demolition of West Bank Bedouin village (Times of Israel)
State told to respond by next week to petition filed by Khan al-Ahmar, alleging Civil Administration refused to review plans submitted by residents to legalise their homes

International pressure sways Israel on village demolition (Al-Monitor)
The case of the Bedouin Palestinian village of Khan al-Ahmar shows that sometimes, international pressure is the only way to confront Israeli injustices in the West Bank

Inside the fearful Bedouin village that could decide fate of Palestinian state (Guardian)
Only a court order stands between Khan al-Ahmar and the bulldozers. And if it goes, the West Bank will be split in two

Everything you need to know about the West Bank Bedouin village at the eye of a diplomatic storm (Haaretz)
Who lives in Khan al-Ahmar, why is the West Bank village slated for demolition considered 'illegal' and what does the High Court say about it?

Photo: Israeli policemen confront Palestinian demonstrators in Khan al-Ahmar east of Jerusalem on July 4 (FLASH90)
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