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Olayan Olayan, who was born in the village of Battir in 1941, overlooks a valley in which a new Israeli settlers outpost is built, as pictured from Battir, a UNESCO heritage village in the occupied West Bank south of Jerusalem, on July 8, 2024. Young Israeli settlers are hammering out a new, illegal outpost in the UNESCO-protected zone. Even more concerning to the residents of Battir, than the encroaching new outpost is the future settlement of Heletz, which was among five settlements
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Stop Israel’s Ethnic Cleansing in the West Bank
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End coal and gas greed: People before profits
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We recognise the strength and intergenerational resilience of Elders, and honour the culture and wisdom that they have passed on to future generations.

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