Occupation designates land in Sinjel and nearby villages as state property
The Israeli authorities issued a new declaration to seize approximately 1,152 dunams of land belonging to the towns of Sinjil, al-Lubban ash-Sharqiya, and Qaryut, under the label of "State Lands." This move aims to expand the settlement of Karmi Tsour and enhance geographical connectivity between the settlements established in the area north of Ramallah and south of Nablus. The occupation uses the term "State Lands" to impose control over Palestinian territories, representing a step to expand colonization and restrict Palestinian access to these areas. These measures include road construction and infrastructure development, which sever connections between Palestinian communities and increase restrictions on farmers and residents. Palestinian organizations affirm that since 2023, the occupation has converted more than 28,000 dunams of Palestinian land into what it calls "State Land," emphasizing that these policies are meant to partition and isolate Palestinian territories and perpetuate colonial control.
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