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Israel’s army destroyed a Palestinian village. Its land became part of Canada Park. The people still wanted to go home. عمواس | Imwas — West Bank, Palestine The Village That Became Israel’s Canada Park In June 1967, Israeli troops forced the residents of Imwas out. Their village was destroyed. Donations through the Jewish National Fund of Canada later helped develop Canada Park at the sites of Imwas and Yalu. United Nations records preserve the villagers’ wish to return, even to ruins. By 1986, the UN was still recording that return had been denied. The park manager’s English visitor guide describes a deserted village, old wells and a cemetery. It leaves out the soldiers who forced the villagers to leave. Sources: UN A/6797, paras. 58–64: https://www.un.org/unispal/document/auto-insert-179249/ UN A/31/218, paras. 339–340: https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/153855/files/A_31_218-EN.pdf UN A/41/680, p. 5: https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/123138/files/A_41_680-EN.pdf Al-Haq, Where Villages Stood (2007): https://www.alhaq.org/cached_uploads/download/alhaq_files/publications/Where_Villages_Stood.pdf KKL-JNF English visitor guide, checked 6 September 2026: https://kkl-jnf.org/tourism-and-recreation/forests-and-parks/ayalon-canada-park/ Photographs: Palestine Remembered, including images credited by the archive to Joseph Onan; KKL-JNF. Park footage: Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael KKL-JNF, Hiking and Biking in Israel’s Canada Park (2013). Map data: Palestine Remembered and Natural Earth. #Palestine #Apartheid #SettlerColonialism #Imwas #CanadaPark
Israel’s army destroyed a Palestinian village. Its land became part of Canada Park. The people still wanted to go home. عمواس | Imwas — West Bank, Palestine The Village That Became Israel’s Canada Park In June 1967, Israeli troops forced the residents of Imwas out. Their village was destroyed. Donations through the Jewish National Fund of Canada later helped develop Canada Park at the sites of Imwas and Yalu. United Nations records preserve the villagers’ wish to return, even to ruins. By 1986, the UN was still recording that return had been denied. The park manager’s English visitor guide describes a deserted village, old wells and a cemetery. It leaves out the soldiers who forced the villagers to leave. Sources: UN A/6797, paras. 58–64: https://www.un.org/unispal/document/auto-insert-179249/ UN A/31/218, paras. 339–340: https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/153855/files/A_31_218-EN.pdf UN A/41/680, p. 5: https://digitallibrary.un.org/record/123138/files/A_41_680-EN.pdf Al-Haq, Where Villages Stood (2007): https://www.alhaq.org/cached_uploads/download/alhaq_files/publications/Where_Villages_Stood.pdf KKL-JNF English visitor guide, checked 6 September 2026: https://kkl-jnf.org/tourism-and-recreation/forests-and-parks/ayalon-canada-park/ Photographs: Palestine Remembered, including images credited by the archive to Joseph Onan; KKL-JNF. Park footage: Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael KKL-JNF, Hiking and Biking in Israel’s Canada Park (2013). Map data: Palestine Remembered and Natural Earth. #Palestine #Apartheid #SettlerColonialism #Imwas #CanadaPark

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