Khadr as a Model of Urban Development Demolition and Strangulation Policy
The article discusses the systematic policies of the Israeli occupation in demolishing homes and strangling urban life in the town of Al-Khader south of Bethlehem. It reports that occupation forces demolished the home of citizen Muhammad Adnan Sbeih, known as "Abu Ammus," after four years of construction at a cost of approximately 1.3 million shekels, destroying his dreams and accumulating debts. The policies also include imposing restrictions on access to agricultural lands, closing roads, and establishing settler outposts that serve as links between settlements, thereby threatening the Palestinian presence and constraining movement and economic development. Reports confirm that the occupation has seized around 70,000 dunams in the West Bank since October 2023, and imposed restrictions on more than 20,000 dunams of agricultural land, as part of an effort to force residents to leave and undermine the Palestinian presence in the area.
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