From a place where a tumbling stone sang to the sounds of water and vines, families left today with everything they could from their homes. On the night of October 24, 2026, Israeli forces imposed a siege and blockade on Hebron, raided Deir Baha and al-Jalda, and forced hundreds of families to evacuate their homes as part of a military operation that followed a shooting attack in which two Israeli soldiers were killed. In the midst of these events, we return to the memory of Ein Deir Baha: a name that has been recorded since the Mamluk period, a spring that makes its way between the rocks of Hebron, and a neighborhood whose residents are currently living under siege and evacuation. cutting.

From a place where a tumbling stone sang to the sounds of water and vines, families left today with everything they could from their homes. On the night of October 24, 2026, Israeli forces imposed a siege and blockade on Hebron, raided Deir Baha and al-Jalda, and forced hundreds of families to evacuate their homes as part of a military operation that followed a shooting attack in which two Israeli soldiers were killed. In the midst of these events, we return to the memory of Ein Deir Baha: a name that has been recorded since the Mamluk period, a spring that makes its way between the rocks of Hebron, and a neighborhood whose residents are currently living under siege and evacuation. cutting.