Forces demolish 12 warehouses at Anza entrance
On Tuesday morning, the Israeli occupation forces demolished 12 commercial warehouses at the entrance of the village of Anza south of Jenin, despite the fact that the case is still pending before the occupation courts and no final decision has been issued. The warehouses contained equipment and boxes belonging to a cardboard factory. Additionally, the occupation forces closed the Nablus-Jenin road to vehicle traffic and prevented the owners from evacuating the warehouses before the demolition began. Each warehouse is approximately 40 square meters in size, with an estimated clothing value of one and a half million shekels. The warehouses were leased as commercial shops, and their owners had been previously notified to evacuate, but the demolition occurred before a final judicial ruling was issued. These actions are part of an escalation in the occupation's policies and target the economic properties of citizens in the area.
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