- Violation: Halt of work notices.
- Location: Jal’ud village/ East Qalqilya.
- Date: 07/08/2019.
- Perpetrators: The Israeli occupation civil administration.
- Victims: 4 families from the village.
Description:
Wednesday 7th August 2019, The Israeli occupation forces accompanied by a vehicle from the building and organization department in the civil administration raided Jal’ud village south east Qalqilya, and served 4 halt of work notices on houses on the pretext of building without licenses.
Reportedly, the targeted neighborhood is located west the village , in an area classified C in Oslo accords , The notice set the second of September 2019, as the building and organization session to decide the fate of the structure. The following table shows information about the targeted structures:
|
Affected citizen |
# of family members |
Children under 18 |
Military order number |
Description of the targeted house |
Photo number |
|
6 |
4 |
157 |
An under construction house ( 2 floors = 180 m2) |
||
|
Shadi Odeh |
3 |
1 |
159 |
An under construction house (120 m2 = 1floor) |
|
|
Maher Al-A’araj |
6 |
2 |
158 |
An under construction house (200 m2 = 2 floors) |
|
|
Salih Al-A’araj |
8 |
3 |
160 |
An under construction house (160 m2 = 1 floor) |
|
|
total |
23 |
10 |
634 |
|
|
Source: First hand field observation – Israeli violations monitoring section – LRC , August 2019
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Salah Oudeh (50 years) told LRC reporter:
“Most of Khirbet Jal’ud is in C area according to Oslo accords, and we have no other plots for construction of a house , that is why I was shocked when receiving a halt of work notice. The construction of my house cost about 170,000 NIS , we reached out to a human rights institution , hoping to rescue our houses”.
‘Izbet Jal’ud[1]:
‘Izbet Jal’ud village is located 34 km south Qalqily, it is bordered by Ras ‘Atiya and Ad-Daba’a (north), the green line (west), Al-Mudawar (east) , and ‘Izbet Salman (south).
‘Izbet Jal’ud has a population of (146) people according to 2017 census.
‘Izbet Jal’ud has a total area of 796 dunums, of which 25 dunums are a built up area.
The segregation wall (921 m) ate up 92 dunums and isolated 388 dunums.
According to Oslo accords the village is divided as the following: –
- B area: 69 dunums.
- C area: 727 dunums.
[1] Source : GIS – LRC.
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