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Bedouin families expelled by Israeli settlers recount a state-backed forced displacement campaign in the occupied West Bank that has unfolded over three years, with UN data recording more than 6,400 Palestinians driven from their communities since January 2023 and settler attacks rising to nearly seven a day.
A Palestinian teenager in Hebron and a former colonel in Jenin were shot dead in two separate incidents involving Israeli settlers and soldiers, amid an escalating wave of forced displacement in the West Bank. The violence comes as international criticism mounts over Israeli settlement expansion and the treatment of Palestinians.
A Palestinian village in the West Bank has been deserted after months of violent attacks by Israeli settlers. Palestinian officials warn this is part of a systematic forcible transfer campaign violating international law.
Abu Najjeh, former head of the Bedouin community at Ein Samiya, has been forcibly displaced seven times since 1948. He calls the latest wave, which began in 2023, the 'third Nakba' – a violent, ongoing expulsion campaign in the occupied West Bank.
