Occupation takes 15 dunams in Beit El for buffer zone
Israeli occupation forces confiscated over 15 dunams of land in the city of Al-Bireh in the West Bank to establish a security zone around the settlement of "Bzeqot," aiming to secure it. This move has been described as part of measures to strengthen Israeli control over Palestinian lands, accompanied by the issuance of a military order that will remain in effect until the end of 2027 and allows landowners to object within seven days. The proposed security plan will form an almost complete ring around the settlement and restrict Palestinian access to more than 380 dunams situated between the settlement and the barrier, effectively isolating it and imposing access restrictions. These measures are part of Israel's increased exploitation of Palestinian territories and expansion of settlements, amidst escalating attacks, displacements, and demolitions in the West Bank since the beginning of the Gaza war in 2023.
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