Kalandia homes face demolition threat
The Jerusalem Governorate has warned that dozens of houses in the Qalandiya town are at risk of demolition due to occupation plans and policies targeting the area, aimed at establishing settlement projects and seizing land. Yesterday, Israeli forces demolished a two-story residential building that was approximately six years old, belonging to citizen Deeb Hamad and his son, under the pretext of lack of licensing. This has resulted in the displacement of around 15 citizens. Occupation measures in Qalandiya are intensifying as part of a campaign aimed at restricting the residents and seizing land to impose new facts on the ground, in an attempt to reshuffle the geographic and demographic reality around Jerusalem. This poses a threat to the Palestinian presence in the region.
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