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The article addresses the legal issues surrounding settlers’ seizure of eight homes in Duyuk al-Tahta, west of Jericho, amid suspicions that the owners were misled about the buyers’ identities and the purpose of the sale. It calls for verification of the purchase permits required for holders of 1948 IDs, as well as the validity of the contracts and powers of attorney and the proper completion of registration procedures. It notes that parcel No. 14 in Block No. 6 is state property, while parcel No. 24 belongs to its historical owners; some registration procedures also require a 15-day period for objections. The article concludes that if it is established that required approvals were missing, that deception occurred, or that state property was disposed of by someone without legal authority, the transactions may be challenged or the contracts rescinded. It also calls for halting the transfer of ownership, investigating the identities of the beneficiaries, and holding accountable anyone found responsible.
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