A Palestinian built a home. The Israelis use it as an observation post

Palestinian Abdul-Latif Nasif and his two brothers thought they had built their dream home in West Bank's Nablus. But, given its privileged vantage point, the Israeli forces regularly use the home as an observation post for incursions into West Bank. Forget paying the Nasifs, this is someting that Israel doesn't even acknowledge doing since it "cannot comment on its operations". The soldiers, a BBC report says, barge in with their dogs and weapons and use the house as they will with little respect for the owners. How can peace be a reality there when such transgressions are routine?