Jerusalem forces evacuate Silwan residents
The Israeli occupation authorities forced a Palestinian in Jerusalem, Mamoun Salem Shiyoukh, to demolish his home himself in the Silwan neighborhood under the pretext of lack of permits. Despite the house being built two years ago and covering an area of 70 square meters, it accommodates a family of five members. In an escalation of measures against the residents of Jerusalem, the occupation also issued orders to evacuate parts of the Maraga family’s homes in Silwan after decisions affecting the home of Naeem Maraga (built in 1966, 40 square meters, housing four individuals) and another for Salah Maraga (68 square meters, with 40 meters to be evacuated), as well as evacuations from the homes of In’am Maraga and her sister Rubaia, despite their difficult health conditions. These measures are part of an Israeli policy aimed at displacing residents and altering the demographic and spatial situation in Jerusalem, especially in the Silwan neighborhood adjacent to Al-Aqsa Mosque, as part of efforts to facilitate judaization and demographic change in the area.
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