The Judean Desert Nature Reserve is becoming a go-to home -- illegally, according to international law -- for Palestinians.
Homes are being steadily built with funding from the Palestinian Authority in the Judean Desert Nature Reserve, an area of Israel that’s been deemed a “No Construction” zone by international law.
The Palestinian Authority, fueled by money from the United Nations, the European Union and yes, even America, has taken on the task of expanding Arabs’ footprint into Israeli lands by building homes on property that is supposed to be left au naturel. It’s a quiet way for Palestinians to stretch their presence into Israel — to settle and seize Israel’s lands — to ultimately squeeze Israel’s sovereignty. And all without firing a shot.That was then. It’s grown worse now.
Those homes become the public relations platform by which the Palestinian Authority can then call for international aid to make sure these people — these Bedouins and their children — are properly provided for; voila, make way for the water lines, the sewage, the roads, the infrastructure. Make way for the schools. Make way for the construction of whole Arab communities“These roads weren’t paved by Bedouins on donkeys with a spoon,” Kahn said, pointing to the freshly paved areas of the reserve.
“That’s a good question,” Kahn said, when asked why Israel’s own government allows the construction without a fight.
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