Occupation Takes 15 Dunams in Beit Laqiya
The Israeli occupation authorities have issued a decision to seize more than 15 dunams of land in the city of Beitunia in the West Bank to establish a security corridor spanning 3,835 meters around the “Beit Saghout” settlement, with the aim of isolating an additional 380 dunams and restricting access to their owners. This measure is part of the escalation of occupation policies to exert control over Palestinian lands since October 2023, during which 46 military orders have been issued to create buffer zones around settlements—expanding control over the land without the need for official settlement plans. The “Beit Saghout” settlement, established in 1981 on private lands on Jabal Al-Tawil east of Beitunia, is part of a broader policy of expansion that reduces the eastern area of the city and increases restrictions on Palestinian movement.
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