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Palestinian way of life being lost in Bethlehem
Muhannad and his family are the only permanent residents living in Shoshahla. And they've been living basically in isolation. All the other villagers left in the 1980's, because life became just too difficult here.
Palestinian way of life being lost in Bethlehem
Muhannad Salah from village of Shoshahla near Bethlehem is seen in this file photo. / TRTWorld
March 31, 2018

The village of Shoshahla  - near Bethlehem -  is surrounded by Jewish settlements  - and is almost deserted. 

It's in an area of the occupied West Bank  - controlled by the Israeli military and civilian authorities. 

One family says -  they're the only full-time residents in the village. 

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TRT World'sIolo ap Dafydd reports now on a Palestinian way of life -  which is gradually being lost. 

SOURCE:TRT World
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