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Take Action Nov 1: Home Demolitions today in the Negev – the Government of Israel demolished 15 homes. Send CAT Board a letter: Stop selling bulldozers to Israel Send a letter to CAT dealerships Envíele una carta al Presidente de CAT Ask Congress to investigate CAT's violations of U.S. law Send a postcard to John Lewis: Ask for CAT products off the shelves Get E-Mail Alerts News ISRAEL: Avenging the Caterpillar attack with more Caterpillars? Presbyterian Church Steers Clear of Israel Divestment By JOSH GERSTEIN, Staff Reporter of the Sun Governance measures on agenda at Caterpillar meeting By James P. Miller | Tribune staff reporter A Retreat From Divestment Seattle Activists Aim To Put Israel Divestment on City’s Agenda More » EI Newswire This webpage uses Javascript to display some content. Please enable Javascript in your browser and reload this page. Home   »  Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions Recently Asked Questions How many Palestinian houses have been demolished since September 2002? From September 2000 to November 15, 2004 Israel has demolished 4,100 Palestinian homes. As a result at least 28,000 Palestinians have been rendered homeless. Source: B'Tselem http://www.btselem.org/English/Press_Releases/2004/041115.asp   How much advance warning do people get before their houses get bulldozed? Contrary to its argument before the High Court of Justice that prior warning is given except in extraordinary cases, B'Tselem's figures indicate that in less than 3% of the cases were occupants given prior notification of the Israeli army's intention to demolish their home. Source: B'Tselem http://www.btselem.org/English/Press_Releases/2004/041115.asp

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