Israeli Occupation Forces Issue 9 Stop Work Orders in the Village of Haris

Israeli Occupation Forces Issue 9 Stop Work Orders in the  Village of Haris
Violation: The issuing of 9 Stop work orders
Location: The village of Haris
Date: January 29, 2012
 
Details:
A new wave of Stop Work orders were distributed on Sunday January 29, 2012, in the village Haris, north east of the city of Salfeet. The Orders were issued by the so-called Israeli “Civil Administration” under the usual pretext of building without a permit in Area C. The occupation forces gave the affected population until the 14th of February to file for an objection of these Orders. In case the Orders were developed into Final Demolition Orders, then 46 Palestinians including 26 children will become homeless. 
 
It has to be pointed out that the village of Haris is considered one of the most affected towns and villages in the Governorate of Salfeet by the intentional Israeli policy of house demolition andor Stop work orders. Currently, there are more than 25 structures that have received Stop Work Orders under the pretext of being built without a permit in areas classified as Area C. These structures range from residential to agricultural.
 
The following table provides general information about the targeted structures:
Name
Area (in m2)
Family Members
No. of Children
Status of Structure
Notes
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As’ad Mustafa Souf
180
6
4
Inhabited
 
 
Ahmad Mustafa Souf
120
2
Under construction
 
Ihsan Sadeq Souf
145
6
4
Under construction
 
Yaser Hussein Suleiman
160
8
5
Inhabited
 
Saber fawwaz Dawood
120
2
Under construction
 
Husam Sabri Souf
145
8
6
Under construction
 
Fahd Abdel Latif Dawood
160
7
4
Inhabited
Threatened with demolition earlier
Faris Fawwaz Dawood
130
2
Under construction
 
 
Kamal Fawzi Souf
120
3
5
Inhabited
Threatened with demolition earlier
 
TOTAL
1280
46
26
 
 
 
Source: field research – Israeli Violation Monitoring Unit – LRC
 
 
Haris Village: General Information
The village of Haris is located 6 kilometers west of the city of Salfeet. The total area of the village is 8,450 dunums with a built-up area of about 320 dunums. According to the PCBS, the 2010 population of the village is 3,800.
 
The village is a prime example of the ugliness of the Israeli occupation as Road 505 was established over 4 kilometers atop its most fertile lands. For additional documented violations, please refer to the following LRC cases:

Prepared by
The Land Research Center
LRC

Categories: Military Orders