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... For Jamila Rashid, Ras Ein el-Auja, a Palestinian-Bedouin village in the southern Jordan Valley, was home for her family for decades.

But in early January, she was forced to leave.

"The harassment by Israeli settlers had become unbearable," said Rashid, a young mother, as she stood leaning on the metal doorframe of her home in Ras Ein el-Auja in the occupied West Bank.

Nearby, a few suitcases and other belongings sat in the corner, neatly packed. "There is no safety left. We've been suffering for three years, but now the provocations increased," Rashid told DW, speaking of how settlers entered their home. "Yesterday, honestly, they entered our kitchen. The kids got so scared." ...