Posted on 11 March 2017
The Monthly Humanitarian Bulletin | February 2017
All structures in Khan al Ahmar - Abu Al Helu, a Palestinian Bedouin community in the Jerusalem governorate, were served with final demolition orders, increasing the risk of a mass forcible transfer. Largest seawater desalination plant in Gaza inaugurated and expected to serve 275,000 people, less than 15% of Gaza’s population. Key measures by humanitarian organizations can mitigate the humanitarian impact of de facto settlement expansion. Eight years after the 2008-2009 (Cast Lead) hostilities in Gaza, victims are still bearing the consequences while lack of accountability persists.
In this issue
- Monthly Overview: February 2017
- Tightening of coercive environment on Bedouin communities around Ma’ale Adumim settlement
- Largest seawater desalination plant opened in Gaza
- Eight years after the 2008-2009 (Cast Lead) hostilities in Gaza: lack of accountability persists
- The humanitarian impact of de facto settlement expansion: common features, conclusions and the way forward
