How Israel has occupied Palestinian water for decades

‘Rain is the property of the Israeli authorities’

Did you know that the Israeli government bans Palestinians from collecting and harvesting rainwater?
#rainwater #israelpalestineconflict

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[billinsf]

Let’s also remember Israel can takes this and many other inhuman actions against the Palestinians due to the fully backing by the US: the same US who weaponizes “human rights” when it suites them.

[ummeaiman]

It means Palestinians are fighting everyday for basic necessities...

[teardrop]

Saying that rain belongs to Israel, so the Palestinians are not allowed to harvest rainwater is so crazy

[elephantintheroom]

After the rains started in Gaza a while back the Israelis bombed their last water reservoir so they couldn't drink it.

[alisalim]

Bring out the truth, bro. Educate the world

[ibniloveitmushtaq]

How can rain water be their property...this is sick

[affie]

Isreal must be stopped yall!!! This is so disgusting😢

[mahdimohamedsani]

I've never heard of a powerful military force such as this who have suppressed so many for so long be a victim.

[astana]

OMG! Day by day we reveiling horrible activities taken by israHell to palestinians 😢

[seriousmango]

Where's Piers Morgans condemnation!

[georgiarobinson]

I hope Palestinians will get all back. God bless Palestine

[morengothemoringapeople]

And they talk about the atrocities committed by HAMAS on the 7th of October...this is HATE and JEALOUSY combined.

[Aneri]

Imagine if they could control the air we breathe...
🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

[MeleanDialogue]

Fascinating that the human brain can justify the most extreme unfairness 


The oppressor is obviously more blameworthy

[samara]

Thanks for sharing this crucial information! Everyone should know this.

[alfredoalmeida]

Israel um Estado fora da Lei.
Viva a Palestina 🇵🇸🇵🇹

[Embassy_of_Floptropica]

Goddamn bro why is the all powerful Israel so f'ing petty?

[AlexanderZapataIndividual]

The UN report in question says:

42. Similarly, in July 2009, Israeli military forces issued stop-work and/or demolition orders on cisterns being constructed in the village of Tuwani, even though the villagers of Tuwani faced a severe water shortage on account of the drought, increasingly stringent Israeli restrictions on movement necessary to gather tankered water, and attacks on water resources and infrastructure by Israeli settlers.38 If constructed, these cisterns would have significantly eased the water crisis for the people of Tuwani. However, according to Israeli military orders in effect in the area, rain is the property of the Israeli authorities and thus Palestinians are forbidden from gathering rain water for domestic or agricultural needs. In 2010, Israel approved the construction of a filling point in the village of Tuwani that alleviated the problem of water availability in the village even though the capacity of the filling point was significantly below the capacity requested by humanitarian agencies (less than 1/4th) in order to serve surrounding villages, which are considered as the cluster of communities most at risk of water scarcity in the West Bank.

So this is is from 2009, if true. Not like the UN is pro Israel. So is this Hearsay, is it truth? I do not know.

Sounds incredible, and outrageous to any sane man.
While there are hairy questions regarding ownership of land. (Palestinians often sold land unwittingly to Arab profiteers, who then resold it to Jews.)

43. The result of these actions and omission by Israel is that many Palestinians are increasingly left with no access to water, rendering life untenable and forcing their displacement.

Sort of like an angry Land owner cutting off the water. But are they the land owner? Case by case.

[marinabaez]

This is just insane how the world has allowed for this to happen. Free Palestine 🇵🇸

[narcissistichealingforempaths]

Commenting on this so that more people can see this. Praying for peace and. truth always. 🙏🏼 🤍