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This video shows Israeli settlers entering a house they bought in Hebron on the same day as the funeral of Shireen Abu Akleh.
This is The Tkuma (Revival) House in Hebron, which was sold by the Al-Jabari family, through a straw man to the Harchivi fund, their FB post with videos.
Al-Jabari family issues a statement regarding the house taken over by settlers in Hebron, by Ramallah News (translated by Google):
The statement said: "The property was leaked to the settlers by the so-called Abu Ali Harhash, a resident of Jerusalem, after he bought the house for 500,000 Jordanian dinars, from Muhammad Eid al-Jabari, a resident of Jerusalem."
The house was evacuated after a few days (Translated from Hebrew):
The "Harhivi" fund, which purchased the Takuma House in Hebron, reached an agreement with the security forces on Sunday evening, according to which the building will be occupied only after the approvals [are finalized], and in the meantime a permanent military presence will remain there.
According to the directors of the fund, when the Arabs learned that Jews had purchased the house, they intended to invade it and hold it. The rapid action of the Jews last weekend prevented an Arab invasion [to the house] and helped establish a permanent military force at home.
In June of 2024 they returned to the house permanently after the approval was finalized (Translated from Hebrew):
Today!! For the second time!! And this time for good!!
Returning home! To the Tkuma house!!
With great excitement!
The Tkuma House received approval from the Civil Administration today.
And finally, about the supposed reason to chose the time of the move because of "Palestinian street's preoccupation with the funeral of Shireen Abu Akleh". Israeli settlements are not evacuated by Palestinians, they are evacuated by the Israeli military, exactly as was in this case. So the preoccupation of the Palestinians is irrelevant, if they wanted to fly under someone's radar, it would be the Israeli authorities' and not the Palestinians'.
