Barrier separates Hanthala from family

Hanzala, Muhammad Isa Abdul Wahed, who lives with his family in Beit Iksa, northwest of Jerusalem, has been unable to reach his home and reunite with his family for more than a week due to the closure of the military checkpoint that separates him from his village, despite having previously obtained permits allowing him to enter his village. Hanzala spends his time observing his house from nearby and endures the bitterness of being away from his family, whom he contacts via voice calls filled with longing and pain. His children are making efforts to find solutions to bring their father back. He and his family are suffering from a difficult humanitarian situation, especially since his children are pleading for his return. There is concern that this situation may have a psychological impact on his son Hassan, who has begun to think about bigger issues beyond his age. So far, the authorities and officials have not contacted him. The community and officials are calling for intervention to enable him to return to his home and family, who are still waiting for him, while there has been no government communication or action so far.

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