The Israeli authorities on Thursday demolished a Palestinian house and displaced its residents in al-Lod city in the central district of Israel (the 1948 occupied lands).

The house which belonged to Kamal Abu Surihan and his family was demolished at the pretext of unlicensed construction.

Last month a Palestinian house was also demolished in al-Lod city under the same pretext.

Israeli bulldozers on Sunday demolished a Palestinian home in al-Lod City at the pretext of unlicensed construction.

According to local sources bulldozers escorted by Israeli police forces stormed Karam At-Tuffah neighborhood in the city and reduced a house to rubble.

The house which was destroyed for the second time belonged to a Palestinian called Mahmoud Abu Soa’louk.

The Israeli municipal authorities refuse to provide Abu Soa’louk with a permit to build a house on his own land.

The Israeli municipality on Wednesday morning demolished the foundation and remaining parts of a Palestinian house in Lod city in the central district of Israel after it forced its owners to knock it down with their own hands a few months ago.

Israeli police forces at dawn stormed and cordoned off the neighborhood where the house is located before bulldozers embarked on removing its remaining structure.

The municipality justified its action by claiming the house was built with no permit although the owners’ requests to obtain construction authorization were always declined.

Al-Faqir family who owns the house said it was built to accommodate one of its members who was going to get married soon.

The family complains that the Israeli authorities refuse to give the Arab natives of the city construction permits or find housing solutions for them.