The Palestinian family that needs 'Israeli permission' to enter own home - World
Several legal battles have been fought in Israeli courts, with the family winning the ‘right’ to a small strip of land in 2012.
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Several legal battles have been fought in Israeli courts, with the family winning the ‘right’ to a small strip of land in 2012.
The Gharib family say they have to go through a security fence and patrol troops to reach their isolated home in the West Bank, where they say kids live in fear, but turn down offers of money or other land by settlement residents
An eight-metre high metal fence surrounds the Gharib family home in the occupied West Bank. To reach it they must pass through a gate remotely controlled by Israeli security forces.
BEIT IJZA , Palestinian Territories: An eight-meter high metal fence surrounds the Gharib family home in the occupied West Bank. To reach it they must pass through a gate remotely controlled by Israeli security forces. Since Israel seized the territory in the Six-Day War of 1967, a Jewish settlement has sprung up on surrounding land claimed by the family leaving them isolated