Wadi Radim - In Abu Safi’s life, the entire history of life in the area unfolds
On the way to Wadi Radim, we stopped in Zanuta at the Tahadi (Challenge No. 7) school, one of the schools that were established throughout the West Bank by the residents of the places to allow the children of the settlement to study in their place of residence and not to walk miles and cross dangerous roads as dictated by the occupation policy. Some are destroyed time and time again and the challenge is to build and teach again and again.
And they don't sing on Passover: "When they torture him, he will multiply, and he will break out." It turns out to be a universal law and the Jewish genius doesn't understand it yet.
At the school, people who come every morning from Al Fawwar at the Dura-Al Fawwar intersection, say that every morning and every evening they block and check cars. And another says that this morning soldiers shot and wounded a 15-year-old boy who was walking there at the intersection. He was treated but also taken into custody.
In Wadi Radim Abu Safi returned yesterday from a week in hospital where they did a lot of tests preceding heart surgery. They will implant a valve. He says that in the last two weeks it has been quiet aboutwith the two settlers Kaplan and Yinon. He thinks it's because the police were convinced that he couldn't come to Hebron police to file a complaint due to his health condition and they came. He heard them talking to Israel Kaplan. They haven't bothered hm since.
And yet today, when his 15-year-old daughter returned with the herd, she said that Yinon asked her questions in Hebrew that she did not understand, but she understood the word ahbalah (stupid) very well.
It is possible that Alex Libac and Gideon Levy will come to visit him.
In the story of his life, the entire history of life in the area unfolds.