Saleh Diab and his family are at risk of unlawful transfer from occupied East Jerusalem after the Israeli District Court rejected their appeal against eviction from their home in the neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah in February 2025. These forced evictions, led by settler group Nachalat Shimon, are part of a continuing pattern of dispossession in Sheikh Jarrah. In November, the Israeli Supreme Court granted the family a leave to appeal this decision, as well as an injunction freezing the eviction, marking their final legal lifeline against displacement.
Israel/Occupied Palestinian Territory: Further Information: Halt the eviction of Saleh Diab and his family
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