Israel to Activate “Absentee Property Law” to Steal Palestinian Lands in Occupied East Jerusalem
The decision of the Israeli cabinet (June 2004) to adopt the Absentee property law in East ...
Read moreDetailsThe decision of the Israeli cabinet (June 2004) to adopt the Absentee property law in East ...
Read moreDetailsOn June 2002, the Israeli government began to build the Segregation Wall in the lands of ...
Read moreDetailsSince the explosion of the second Intifada in September, 2000, Gaza Strip has been facing a ...
Read moreDetailsAt 5:30 am on Tuesday January 17, 2005, and without prior notice, approximately 250 Israeli soldiers, ...
Read moreDetailsThe Tulkarem district was among the first districts targeted by the Israeli Segregation Wall plan ...
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, December 9, 2004 Israeli occupying forces began razing a plot of land and uproot ...
Read moreDetailsUnder the pretext of shaving lands for security, the Israeli occupation forces cut on January 2nd, ...
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