Over 70 families in Lod face eviction risk
More than 70 families in the Al-Mahata neighborhood of the city of Lydd in occupied Palestine are facing the threat of eviction and home demolitions after receiving Israeli orders with short deadlines, ranging from one week to another. These are justified by claims of "seizing state land." The families affirm that their homes have existed since before the establishment of Israel and hold memories spanning nearly a century, and they refuse to leave. They warn that these measures aim to uproot residents in favor of what is called the "Tavorye nucleus." The residents see these policies as part of a continuous tightening practice aimed at confiscating their lands. They demand fair solutions that ensure their continued residence. These practices are part of campaigns of tightening and Judaization targeting the displacement of the indigenous population in the area, amid difficult living conditions and poor infrastructure. The residents consider these actions a form of "ethnic cleansing."
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