It seems that Israel’s court
had ignored the fact that the Israel Government moved the residents from one
area to the village of Umm al-Hiran 60 years ago.
During the 1948 Nakba, Israel
moved several removed Arabians from plotted land into the village of al-Hiran.
For 60 years, the residents lived and thrived in the small village.
The Israel Supreme Court had
faced legal battles against the initiatives of Israel because of its demolition
of Arab. The activities had clearly brought serious shortage in housing for the
Arab world.
According to Haaretz, the
Israel court had ignored other legal principles that contributed to the
situation.
Currently, Arab List Knesset
members wish to use a team of experts to provide a solution to the Arab
community housing shortage. They wish to freeze the Umm al-Hiran demolition order
before they could uncover a solution to the problem.
However, Attorney General
Yehuddah Weinstein insisted on the enforcement using the rule of law. An unfair
decision according to Haaretz.
They pointed out that the rule
of law for Israelis are satisfactory, but the procedures to do so make it
impossible to build a home on Israeli soil.
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