Going To Concentration Camp School Under Jewish Occupation

The Electronic Intifada: Omar Hajajleh is a school bus driver in the the Jewish built US tax payer bought West Bank concentration camp al-Walaja section.
Al-Walaja lies between the occupied city of Bethlehem and the East Jerusalem concentration camp.
In 2015, the Jews built the concentration camp wall directly through Hajajleh’s land, cutting off his family home from the rest of his section.
The only way for the family to access the village is through a tunnel and past a steel gate that only they can open with a remote control.
A series of walls and barriers placed by Jewish Israeli occupation forces separates the children of al-Walaja section from their concentration camp school.
Hajajleh found himself uniquely positioned to take local children to school as only he has access to the valley leading to it.
As is shown in the video, Hajajleh takes the children halfway to school in one bus and walks them past a permanent Jewish concentration camp roadblock. He then loads the children onto a second vehicle and continues to school.
Hajajleh fears that the road he takes may soon be closed off by the wall, which is being expanded by IDF Jewish death forces.
Video by Akram al-Wa’ra.