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Jenin farmers ordered to dismantle structures
The article highlights the Israeli occupation forces' actions in Jenin, where they forced dozens of farmers and residents to evacuate and dismantle their agricultural, livestock, and commercial facilities located on both sides of the bypass road east of the city. These measures were justified by the need to expand the road for security reasons and to facilitate the movement of settlers. The facilities affected included plant nurseries, greenhouses, livestock and horse enclosures, and agricultural rooms, as well as commercial entrances. The owners were given deadlines ranging from 24 hours to three days to evacuate, resulting in considerable financial losses for farmers and merchants. These losses included the destruction of hundreds of olive trees, agricultural installations, and the dismantling of stables for purebred Arab horses. These actions are part of a broader policy of geographic disconnection of the region, causing economic damage and threatening the livelihoods of many residents, especially amid difficult economic and living conditions. Furthermore, the occupation forces continue to dismantle other facilities and threaten to demolish barns and agricultural tents, reflecting an escalation in forced displacement and land confiscation activities in the area.
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