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The article indicates that the Israeli occupation authorities forced the Tabbash family in Jerusalem to demolish five of their commercial shops in the Wadi al-Joz neighborhood, amid threats of fines reaching up to 150,000 shekels. This compelled the family to demolish the structures themselves at a cost of approximately 20,000 shekels. These actions are part of the "Silicon Valley" plan, which aims to settle the industrial area in Wadi al-Joz. The plan includes the establishment of technological projects, hotels, and commercial spaces covering around 30 dunams, with government funding of 2.1 billion shekels over five years. The project also seeks to alter the city's landscape and enhance Israeli control over Palestinian neighborhoods, impacting the fate of dozens of families and their livelihoods. Israeli courts have refused to delay the demolition orders, and restrictions on Palestinian residents in the area continue to tighten.
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