Palestinian villagers urge EU to stop Israel’s plan to demolish their homes
Mona Kandil
Press TV, Ramallah
Residents of the village of Susiya in the occupied West Bank have sent a letter to the European Union, urging the body to suspend its trade agreements with Israel. The move comes as Tel Aviv is pushing ahead with plans to demolish Palestinian homes in the village. Our correspondent Mona Kandil has the details in this report.
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