Health services – Bakery – Everyday essentials’ shops – Shops – Women’s beauty salon – Tree planting, expansion, and opening of streets – Public transportation and bus stops – School expansion – Kindergarten – Women’s vocational training center – Women’s craft training center – Social spaces and parks – Recreational areas – Sports facilities – Services facilities

Nawal L'malah

Nawal, a member of the Village Council, envisioned several changes in Ein Qiniya, where the boldest and with a hint of irony was that of turning the Israeli colony into an amusement park, and she moved her house there; she said: “When the settlers leave, God willing, I want it to become a park with seating areas and a big amusement park. And I want to take one of the apartments [of the colony]. Before the road got closed, on the way to my parents’ house, I used to tell them: That’s my house. I know this house belongs to me. It is our land and we have the right to dream where we want to live!” Nawal stressed the need for having a services complex at the center of the village and to include a medical clinic, the village council office, a kindergarten, a community hall for various social events, and foremost, dedicated spaces for women’s gatherings and workshops, including a kitchen cooperative. The narrator also expanded the school, added playgrounds and further facilities. Noteworthy, she also expressed that there is a need to fence off all houses to prevent animals and waste from reaching home gardens.