- Violation: Halt of work notice for several Palestinian houses.
- Date: June 17th 2020.
- Location: Beituniya / Ramallah governorate.
- Perpetrator: The building and organization inspection officer – Israeli civil Administration.
- Victims: three families in the area.
Description:
Wednesday June 17th 2020, a massive army force accompanied by the inspection officer in the Civil Administration raided the western area of Beituniya, and gave halt of work notices to three under construction houses, on the pretext of building without licenses.
The Occupation set July 8th 2020 as the date of the subcommittee session in Beit El military court to decide the fate of the structures.
The following table shows more information about the targeted structures:
Affected citizen |
Family member |
Notice number |
Targeted building |
Photo number |
Mahmous Salahat |
9 |
30315 |
Under construction house built of 3 floors (500 m2) |
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Baton wall that surrounds the house |
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Ravaged area (1.5 dunums) |
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Sameh Sa’sa’ |
6 |
N/A |
Under construction house built of two floors (350 m2) |
|
Khalil Yassin |
7 |
N/A |
Under construction house , one floor (170 m2) |
|
total |
22 |
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One of the victims, Sameh Sa’sa’ (56) told LRC the following:
“Late 2019, I obtained a building license from Beituniya municipality to build a house for my family, after I set the foundations, The Israeli Occupation’s civil administration showed up and gave me halt of work notice on the pretext of building without licenses in C area.
I lost about 140 thousand dollars that I’ve been collecting for years; The Occupation is so cruel and their only goal is to destroy everything Palestinians build.”
Reportedly, The Israeli Occupation demolished an under construction house with a total area of (600 m2) at the same location in June 24th 2020, the house was composing of 3 floors (each one has a total area of (200 m2), the targeted house belongs to citizen Abdul Aziz Furukh (72) who supports a family of 7, while the other two floors belong to Mohammed Furukh (22) and Khaleel Furukh (27).
The Land Research Center
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