- Violation: Demolishing facilities.
- Location :‘Anin Village \ Jenin Governorate.
- Date: Dec 17th 2020.
- Perpetrators: The Israeli Occupation Forces.
- Victims: 11 families at the village.
Description:
Thursday , December 17th 2020 the Israeli Occupation Forces raided he Southern area of ‘Anin Village , and deliverd 4 military notices, the notices targeted 11 stalls and kiosks , that provide job opportunities for providers of 11 families at the village.
The targeted facilities are 150 m away from the Annexation and Expansion Wall , in area B , which is according to Oslo accords under control of the Palestinian authorities.
The notices were entitled “intention of demolition” issued by the Occupation Forces , and the occupation gave the affected people only 7 days to submit objections.
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Photos 1-5: the targeted facilities
Photos A B C: The notices that targeted citizens homes
The following table shows more information about the targeted structures:
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# |
Affected person |
Family members |
About the targeted structures |
|
1 |
Mohammed Issa |
4 |
Kiosk used for selling drinks built of steel sheets (6m2) |
|
2 |
‘Assem Issa |
2 |
Kiosk built of woods and plastic sheets used as a small supermarket (4 m2) |
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3 |
Radi Khdour |
5 |
Kiosk built of steel sheets used as a small supermarket (4 m2) |
|
4 |
Mohammed Khdour |
2 |
Kiosk used for selling drinks built of iron sheets (9m2) |
|
5 |
Mahmoud Khdour |
3 |
Kiosk used for selling hot drinks built of zinc sheets (4m2) |
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6 |
Osaid Issa |
6 |
Kiosk used for selling drinks built of wood (4m2) |
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7 |
Yazeed Issa |
1 |
Kiosk used for selling vegetables built of zinc sheets (2m2) |
|
8 |
Ashraf Yaseen |
3 |
Kiosk used for selling hot drinks and juices built of zinc sheets (4m2) |
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9 |
Ismael Yaseen |
7 |
Kiosk used as a small supermarket built of zinc sheets (4m2) |
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10 |
Hakam Yaseen |
3 |
Kiosk used for selling hot drinks built of zinc (4m2) |
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11 |
MahmousIssa |
4 |
Kiosk used as a small supermarket (4m2) |
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Total |
40 |
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One of the Affected persons OsaidIssa (39) told LRC:
“The targeted stalls provide job opportunities for us during these rough times, most of ‘Anin village lands were confiscated and there are no jobs , we made these stalls to provide for our families, and today the occupation is threatening to demolish them even though they are built on our land and they do not affect them at all.”
