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(Video) “Where Will We Live?”, A Girl Screamed In The Middle Of The Night As Their Home Bulldozed By Israel

For those who don’t know, Israel bulldozes homes in order to enforce building codes and regulations, which in the occupied Palestinian territories are set by the Israel military.

A recent tweet that gained about 1.3 million views on Twitter shows Palestinian children in Jerusalem cry “where will we live?”  The kid was crying cause her home was bulldozed in front of her eyes in the middle of the night and some people are claiming this is child abuse.

In the video, can be seen a girl crying as the bulldozer is taking her house down. She cried and screamed in Palestine saying ‘Where will we live?’

An elderly woman also in the video suspected to be her grandma keep wiping her tears as she watching her grandchild crying.

Source: Twitter Robert Inlakesh

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