Construction Begins on US Embassy in Jerusalem
The article discusses ongoing fieldworks at the site of the permanent headquarters of the American embassy in southern Jerusalem. Photos show the movement of trucks and excavation activities, amid protests from Palestinian families in Jerusalem who claim that the lands belong to them and are owned by families such as Al-Khalidi, Al-Khalili, Habib, and Razzak, as well as a family of Sheikh Al-Khalili. Documents indicate that the occupation seized these lands in 1950 under the Law of Abandoned Property following the Nakba of 1948, and registered them in the state's name. The activities are being carried out with official approval from the occupation government, despite opposition from the heirs, who are demanding their legal and historical rights to the lands.
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