Locked Out of Hope: Tragedy Unfolds in Hebron as Palestinians Face Severe Blockade

750 Palestinian families in the Old City of Hebron are enduring restrictions on movement imposed by the occupation to prevent them from accessing the Ibrahimi Mosque.

These families have been forced to resort to the back windows of their homes to meet their essential needs.

A resident of the Old City mentioned that they rely on windows to fulfill their needs, as the occupation forces prohibit the use of doors close to the entrance of the Ibrahimi Mosque.

He added that if guests visit or they need to bring out a sick person, they depend on the windows for such purposes.

Meanwhile, the elderly and the sick face significant challenges in dealing with the pressure imposed by the occupation forces, forcing them to use windows to exit their homes.

Widespread Anger

These scenes have sparked widespread anger among activists on social media, condemning the oppression and humiliation practiced by the occupation against Palestinians.

Ali Mustafa said, “My relatives in Hebron are under curfew and using the same method… May Allah help and support them.”

Khadija wrote, “The Palestinians have endured a lot to preserve their dignity, land, and the path of the Prophet. May Allah reward them for their patience, compensate them generously, open the doors of victory and glory among nations.”

A user with the name “Al-Jahraa” stated, “May Allah protect you, the beloved sons of my town. To my knowledge, I would enter all of Palestine and see it; we haven’t lost hope.”

Another activist tweeted, “There is no power or strength except with Allah, and Allah is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs.”