in Women’s Radio FM- Ramallah. Members of the Protection Committee at the Abu Nawar questioned decision-makers about transportation in Ramallah-

Day: Thursday
Date: 4- September-2018
in Women’s Radio FM- Ramallah. Members of the Protection Committee at the Abu Nawar questioned decision-makers about transportation in Ramallah- Women’s Radio FM: Chairperson of the Protection Committee in the Jahalin Bedouins Maryam Jahalin appealed the Ministries of Transport, Communications, Public Works and Housing to consider and move urgently to provide safe transportation for Abu Nowar residents and women to the east of Al-Eizariya, near Jerusalem. Al Jahalin pointed to the effects that cast a shadow over the women and children of the assembly because of lack of adequate infrastructure, which led to their stay in their homes and tents because of their inability to move and walk long to reach the main street. She also says in aspecial episode that was broadcast on Women’s Radio FM and under the auspices of Roles for Social Change Assosiation-ADWAR that the road to the main street needs an hour and most of the time we refrain from spending a healthy need or buying supplies from public markets because of tha. She added “The road is very rugged and is two kilometers away and the suffering in winter is doubled due to weather fluctuations.”
In this context, the Public Transport Controller at the Ministry of Transport and Communications, Musa Rahal, has issued a license for two vehicles transporting the residents of the assembly to the main street. pointed to the fact that this pledge was done in a dialogue session held by ADWAR previously, explaining that the head of assembly did not communicate with the ministry to follow up the matter and its progress and provide the ministry with all that it needs to do so.
Da’ud al-Jahalin, the head of the group, said that his residents wanted to give two vehicles to Jerusalem University, not just to the main street. He added that the citizens Insist to go to AL
Quds University with the spread of the phenomenon of Unlicensed vehicles and private ones for the transfer of students in Al-Azariya. “The lack of paving the way will not solve the problem and will hinder the arrival of its vehicles to the community in the event of any official decision,” said Arafat Halabiya, representative of the Silwan bus company.
it is mentioned that the episode, which was broadcast on Tuesday on the occasion of Women Radio FM, came under the title: Accountability of Decision Makers In the Ministry of Communications on their role in improving the reality of transportation in the Bedouin community of Abu Nowar – East Jerusalem.
within the activities of the project ( Towards Women who Lead Change in Priority Communities and Make a Difference in their Lives and the Lives of Others) which is funded by the Dutch government and in partnership with the Bedouin local councils and in Hebron and East Jerusalem, and Women Radio FM