The occupation threatens five families with stop work in Kisan village

The occupation threatens five families with stop work in Kisan village

 

Around 10:330am of Thursday September 18th 2013, the troops of the occupation accompanied by a staff from the Civil Administration broke into the area of Kisan , southeast Bethlehem and served military orders compelling stop work on five residences that are still under construction. The pretext came under unlicensed construction within area classified C according to Oslo Accords, which as a matter of fact represent 49% of Kisan total lands.

According to the field observation conducted by the department of Monitoring Israeli Violation- Land Research Center, five families ( 30 members including 21 minors) were served stop work orders on their primitive residences. The following tables shows information about the targeted families: 

Name

Area/m2

Family

Minors

No. of order

Notes

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Abdelhadi Ibyat

50

6

4

160483

Under construction

1

Mahmuod Ibayat

60

9

7

160480

Under construction

2

Theib Ibyat

40

3

1

160479

Under construction

3

Nadir Ibyat

80

7

5

160482

Under construction

4

Hassan Ibyat

120

14

4

160481

Inhabited 6 months ago

 

Total

350

39

21

 

 

 

Field observation- Monitoring Israeli Violations Department- Land Research Center- 2014
 

About Kisan :

Located 18km south of Bethlehem, Kisan village is surrounded by Tuqu' (north), Sa'ir (west), the Dead Sea (east),  Arab ar Rashayda/ Sa'ir/ Al Buweib (south). Kisan has a population of 560 people (till 2012). It has a total area of 133,278 dunums- 88,7 of which are built-up area. 

The Israeli occupation confiscated 2201 dunums of Kisan lands to build the following colonies: 

  • Maale Amos which was built in 1981 and devoured 320dunums of Kisan. It is inhabited by 299 colonists.
  • Mizpe Shalem which was built in 1971 and confiscated 396 dunums. 193 colonists live in that colony.
  • Mizpe Shalem B which was built in 1980 and stole 58 dunums.
  • Ibei Hanachal outpost which confiscated 166 dunums of Kisan. 

Bypasses number 90 devoured more than 1000 dunums.

According to Oslo Accords, 11% of Kisan is considered nature reserve while 40% is under Area B (PA is in charge of civil matters with Israel responsible for security). However,  most of the village lands (49%) is under Area C (Israel maintains full security and administrative control). Here are the area in dunums:

  • Land considered natural preserve (24.480) dunums
  • Area B (88.5) dunums
  • Area C (108.455) dunums

 

Prepared by
 The Land Research Center
LRC
 

 

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