The Israeli occupation authorities, on Tuesday, seized 441 donums of the Palestinians lands in the villages of Shabtin, Deir Ammar, and Deir Qaddis, west of Ramallah. In a statement, the Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission (CWRC), said by seizing such lands, Israel is unequivocally intended to maintain control over the entire lands surrounding the Nili and Naale colonies established on the Palestinians lands and further complete their annexation that was initiated by the Israeli occupation authorities in the past years. CWRC clarified that the frenzied attack spearheaded by Israel in seizing the Palestinian territories lays bare the real intentions that have become clear for the entire world with regard to tampering with the Palestinian geography and carving up lands, in an attempt to eliminate any communication between the Palestinian villages and towns and the establishment of the Palestinian statehood. On Jul.9,2024, the Israeli occupation authorities seized 65 donums of the Palestinians' land s in villages of Qabalan and Beita, south of Nablus, in the West Bank. Since early 2024, and until the end of June 2024, the Israeli occupation authorities studied 83 structural layouts to expand colonies by establishing new ones, including 39 layouts in the colonies of the West Bank and 44 layouts in the occupied Jerusalem. Additionally, colonizers established 17 colonial settlements on the Palestinians' lands, and were concentrated in the governorates of Ramallah, Al-Bireh, Nablus, Salfit, Bethlehem, Hebron, and Qalqilya. in addition to initiating 11 colonial settlements. Source: Qatar News Agency
Israeli Occupation Seizes 441 Donums of Palestinians’ Lands West of Ramallah
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