- Violation: Destroying market stalls.
- Location: ‘Anin village / Northwest Jenin.
- Date: January 17th 2021.
- Perpetrator: The So called building inspector at the Israeli Civil Administration.
- Victims: Six families from the village.
Description:
In the early Morning hours of Sunday January 17th 2021, a massive army force raided southwest ‘Anin village nearby the Annexation and Expansion wall , the Occupation Forces supervised by the construction inspector at the Israeli Civil Administration implemented a demolition operation that targeted around Six market stalls using hand tools such as (hammers and Axes) , the fanatic troops also intentionally damaged goods inside the stands , such as snacks and vegetables.
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Photos 1-5: The targeted facilities
In Dec 17th 2020, Land Research Center Field officer reported notification of 11 facilities and a market stall at the same location , under a notice entitled “Announcing the intention of Demolition” , the Occupation gave the owners only 7 days to object , 6 of the notified facilities were demolished lately, while the rest were dismantled by the owners. (For more information read LRC Report on the case: Arabic , English.
The Following table shows more information about the violation:
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number |
Affected Citizen |
Number of family members |
The targeted facility |
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1 |
‘Assim ‘Issa |
2 |
Market stall built of woods and plastic sheets used as snacks stand (4 m2) |
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2 |
Radi Khdour |
5 |
Market Stall built of zinc sheets used as a snacks’ stand (4 m2) |
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3 |
Mohammed Khdour |
2 |
Market Stall built of zinc sheets used as a drinks stand (4 m2) |
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4 |
Mahmoud Khdour |
3 |
Market Stall built of zinc sheets used as a hot drinks stand (4 m2) |
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5 |
Ossaid ‘Issa |
6 |
Wood Kiosk used as a drinks stand (4 m2) |
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6 |
Yazeed ‘Issa |
1 |
Market Stall built of zinc sheets used as a vegetables stand (4 m2) |
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19 |
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One of the Victims, Radi Khdour told LRC:
“After receiving the notice we assigned a lawyer from Jerusalem Legal Aid and Human Rights department to submit a petition, but the occupation refused the submission and decided to demolish the stands due to their location nearby the Annexation and Expansion Wall, noting that the stalls provided a source of income for us during these difficult times.”
