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شبكة فلسطين الإخبارية
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The article reveals that the Israeli occupying forces issued three military orders to remove trees and vegetation covering approximately 68.7 dunams of land in the villages of Salim, Bureen, and Madama in Nablus Governorate. These orders aim to justify the removal operations that had previously been carried out on the ground. The analysis indicates that these orders, issued after the actual removal operations had taken place, serve as a legal cover thereafter to legitimize the forceful imposition of reality. They also minimize the chances of objection by setting short timeframes for response, thereby stripping the right to oppose from its effectiveness and using it as a means to legally endorse the damage already inflicted. Reports confirm that these procedures represent a dangerous pattern in the use of military legislation, where orders are issued after the work has been completed, thereby limiting the ability to protect property and land through objections before harm occurs.
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