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The occupation municipality in Jerusalem forced citizen Adham Tabesh today, Saturday, to demolish five of his facilities and commercial shops in the Wadi Al-Joz area after threatening him with hefty fines if he did not do so himself. Tabesh, who has been paying fines amounting to approximately 300,000 shekels over the years, was compelled to demolish his establishments to avoid additional costs, which include a carpentry workshop, a tourism office, and a bakery. These businesses serve as livelihoods for dozens of Palestinian workers. The demolitions carried out by occupation forces are escalating in Palestinian areas; last August alone, 155 structures—including homes and sources of income—were demolished, with demolition orders issued to Palestinians, directly harming more than 200 citizens.
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