- Violation: serving demolition military orders.
- Location: Beit Amin south east Qalqilya.
- Date: 01 /01/2019.
- Perpetrator: The Israeli occupation building and organizing committee.
Description:
An officer from the so called building and organizing committee in the civil administration raided Beit Amin south Qalqilya and served demolition military orders to several facilities, the affected were given 7 days to object.
The following table shows more information about the affected:
|
Affected citizen |
Family members |
Area m2 |
Structure’s features |
Number of Halt of work order |
Demolition military order number |
photo |
|
Sa’ad Amer |
5 |
180
90 |
-3 under construction stores. -aluminum workshop and a yard. |
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|
Sameer Ash-Shaikh |
4 |
60 |
-an agricultural room built of zinc and bricks. |
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|
total |
9 |
330 |
|
|
|
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Noteworthy, the targeted structures received halt of work military orders in 04/02/2017. At that time, the affected citizens filed objections to the Israeli court, but the building and organizing committee refused the objections in 27/02/2017 in “Beit El” court but the affected were given another chance to object.
One of the affected Sa’ad Omar told LRC reporter:
“We prepared legal files to get proper licenses and applied them to “Beit El” court, but still the occupation insists to destroy our facilities and our dreams of a secured life”.
Beit Amin villagers were victims of several Israeli human rights violations; more than 12 residential and commercial structures are threatened of demolition.
About Beit Amin:
8.8 km south east Qalqilya , Beit Amin is surrounded by Seneria village (east), “Izbet Salman” (west), “Al-Mudawar” and “Izbet Ashqar” (south) and “Azzun Atmeh” (south).
According to the Palestinian central bureau for statistics, Beit Amin has a population of 981 people in 2007 census, and several clans : Ahmad , Ash-Shaikh and Omar.
Beit Amin has a total population of 1566 dunums , 102 dunums are the towns built-up area, 1252 dunums are agricultural lands, and the Israeli illegal settlement “Shaare Tikva” devoured 54 dunums of the town’s lands.
Prepared by
The Land Research Center
LRC
