Violation: serving orders on 9 residences
Location: Nabi Musa village-Jericho
Date: 13/05/2015
Perpetrators: Israel Civil Administration and army
Victims: family of Salim Krushan
Details:
The Israeli occupation authorities accompanied by a staff from the Civil Administration on May 13, 2015 served “Additional opportunity to object a demolition” order on 9 residences owned by the family of Salim Krushan in the area of Al-Hathrawih that is located in the nearby of Nabi Musa village, which is relative to the Bedouin communities of East Jerusalem.
It should be marked that the order followed a demolition order no. 308039 that was previously served on the same residences.
The military order gave the owner a three day deadline to object the order in the court of Beit El. Noteworthy, it is impossible to prepare all needed documents for objection in such a short period of time; the occupation does so in order to make owners lose hope in restoring their rights. Fortunately, the deadline was extended to 30 days; the change can be seen in the photo of the order.
Citizen Salim told a researcher from Land Research Center the following: “The community was served a stop-work order on December 11, 2011; and residents of the area sought an attorney to follow on the case”
It should be marked the citizen Salim and his sons have been residing the community since 1993; despite the frequent attacks the family witness, they insist on staying in their home.
The community accommodates around 56 members including 38 children; the land of this area is considered Waqf (Islamic endowment) and is relative to the village of Nabi Musa.
Prepared by
The Land Research Center
LRC
