- Violation: stop-work order on a project
- Location: Ghzeiwi area- Yatta town
- Date: September 15, 2016
- Perpetrators: Inspection Sub-Committee- Israel Military Administration
- Victims: citizen Zuhair Fansheh
Details:
Israeli occupation authorities notified on September 15, 2016 an agricultural project of stop-work in the Hebron town of Yatta. Noteworthy, the project is owned by citizen Zuhair Fansheh.
The affected citizen said that a vehicle relative to Israel Civil Administration raided Ghzeiwi area, south Yatta town , where the officer of the force verbally notified the owner of the project of stop-work on the claim of "unlicensed construction". Note that construction works on the project started in September 14, 2016.
Fansheh also said that a patrol from the occupation army, Civil Administration and some trucks and workers came next day to the location, issued a stop-work order and confiscated some of the work equipments.
Photo1 : the stop-work order
Workers accompanying the force confiscated 300 cement bricks uploaded them onto the trucks and moved them to the nearby Gosh Zion colony. As a result, the owner was delivered a "minute of confiscation" notice.
Photo 2: the "minute of confiscation" notice
It should be marked that the stop-work order held the number 201424; it assigned October 09, 2016 as the hearing session for the Inspection Sub-Committee- Israel Military Administration in the court of Beit El colony to consider the status of the notified structure. The order targeted the following:
|
No. |
Nature of threatened structure |
No. of targeted structures |
Area\volume |
Remarks |
|
1 |
Agricultural room |
1 |
20m2 |
Used as storage unit |
|
2 |
Wall |
1 |
120m |
Surrounding the project area |
|
3 |
Water well |
1 |
120m3 |
For irrigation ends |
It should be marked that citizen Fansheh bought a five dunum plot in Ghzeiwi area to start an agricultural project on it. He built a cement wall around the plot and established a water well to irrigate the plants cultivated in there. Currently, the citizen intends to establish an agricultural house in the plot.
Fansheh started construction works on his project in 2016; he intended to cultivate the land to be a source of living for his 7 member family including 4 children.
Photos 3-7: the project of Fansheh
Prepared by
The Land Research Center
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