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Since its establishment, the Sde Boaz outpost was subjected to expansion many times, where it  got bigger in size with 16 caravans  in the site inhabited about 20 Israeli settlers, who enjoy basic services and good infrastructure (water, electricity, roads), all come with the courtesy of the Israeli authorities in spite of the fact that the outpost is illegal.

 

 
A new wave of Israeli military orders hit al 'Auja village in May 2013. Israeli troops handed 14 families stop-work orders for residential and agricultural structures. The orders were issued under the pretext of unlicensed construction in area classified 'C' according to Oslo Accords. 

 
 

It is not the first time that Beit Ula town is targeted with such military orders, where during the last couple of years, many orders were issued targeting tens of dunums of lands of beit Ula conducted under the pretext of 'State lands'.

 


   
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