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Occupation forces compel Tabash family to demolish five shops
The Israeli occupation authorities forced the Tabbash family in occupied Jerusalem to demolish five commercial shops they owned in the Wadi Al-Joz neighborhood, following threats of fines reaching up to 150,000 shekels and hefty demolition fees. This has resulted in the family suffering financial losses of more than 100,000 shekels. They were also prevented from being on their land or using it, representing a direct seizure of the land and a theft of their assets. This comes as part of the "Silicon Valley" project plans, which threaten around 200 commercial and industrial establishments across an area of about 30 dunams, with the aim of altering the area's landscape to establish technological projects, hotels, and green spaces. The project is estimated to cost 2.1 billion shekels and is scheduled over five years. These measures are part of Israeli policies aimed at changing the city's landscape and increasing control over Palestinian neighborhoods, jeopardizing the livelihoods of many Palestinian families in the area.
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