In Bethlehem, Palestine, construction and military intervention by Israel have disrupted the geography and economy of the city, as well as the lives of its inhabitants, limiting their freedom and trampling on their rights. In this short film, Jacir launches an appeal to London research group Forensic Architecture to reconstruct the street where the house that has belonged to her family for over a century is located before Israeli soldiers requisition it. In addition to video, photographs and maps of the affected urban area reveal dramatic changes over time. Jacir shows a cross-section of the daily existence of people who struggle for survival amidst tear gas grenades and riots, surrounded by abandoned buildings, concrete walls and barbed wire.