Now They Burn as Nature’s Revenge – Journalist Jonathan Cook Reveals Hidden Palestinian History

Wildfires near Jerusalem in April 2025 scorched nearly 2,900 acres, but they did more than burn trees—they unearthed a buried truth. In this video, award-winning journalist Jonathan Cook exposes how forests planted by the Jewish National Fund (JNF) were used to cover the ruins of over 500 Palestinian villages destroyed during the Nakba in 1948.

These trees weren’t just for “greening” the land—they were planted with a purpose: to erase the memory of Palestine and make return impossible. Now, as flames tear through forests like Canada Park, Eshtaol, and Anava, hidden stone walls, pathways, and native flora like cactus—signs of past Palestinian life—are re-emerging from under the ashes.

Jonathan Cook reveals how this quiet landscape has long concealed a history of displacement, erasure, and resilience. From villages like Imwas and Yalu to the forests covering the West Bank, the strategy to rewrite history through trees is now under fire—literally.

This isn't just environmental destruction; it’s a moment of historical revelation. As the smoke clears, the question remains: Will the world finally see what was buried?

Watch now to understand how nature, fire, and memory are colliding—and why this moment matters more than ever.

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