Voices from the South Hebron Hills

Israeli soldiers accompany Palestinian students heading back home to the village of Tuba, at the end of their school day in the village of A-Tuwani, as they walk on a two-kilometer dirt road by the Israeli settlement of Maon, West Bank, September 28, 2021. (Oren Ziv)
In Masafer Yatta, teachers like me can’t guarantee our students an education
With schools facing demolition orders and soldiers detaining students and teachers for hours, obstacles to education are becoming insurmountable.
By Awdah Hathaleen November 15, 2022
Israeli settlers armed with a rifle and metal bars confront Palestinian farmers near the village of A-Tuwani in the South Hebron Hills, occupied West Bank, September 13, 2022. (Screenshot from a video of the incident)
How Israeli media reported a ‘lynching’ that never happened
Armed Israeli settlers attacked a group of farmers, then told the media they were ambushed by 30 Palestinians. Here's what really happened.
By Basel Adra and Yuval Abraham September 15, 2022
Palestinians and Jewish activists from Israel and abroad work to build the Sumud Freedom Camp’s main tent in the village of Sarura, whose residents were forced out in the 1980s and 1990s, South Hebron Hills, occupied West Bank, May 19, 2017. (Activestills/Ahmad Al-Bazz)
Demolishing our community center won’t destroy our resistance
'Youth of Sumud' supports Palestinian steadfastness against the occupation in Masafer Yatta and across the West Bank. And that scares Israel.
By Sameeha Hureini August 24, 2022