The Israeli occupation authority (IOA) demolished on Tuesday two commercial and agricultural facilities in east Jerusalem.
According to local sources the Israeli municipality demolished a commercial facility belonging to al- Ghazzawi family in Beit Hanina town northeast of Jerusalem.
Several Palestinian families in Beit Hanina including the families of Ghazzawi and Salhab are facing Israeli attempts to take over their real estate in the town although they have legal ownership documents.
The Israeli municipality’s bulldozers also demolished on the same day an agricultural nursery belonging to Palestinian citizens near Shuafat in northern Jerusalem.
The owner Amjad an-Natsha said that he had leased a plot of land belonging to ash-Shuweiki family to build the nursery adding that he already obtained all the legal documents that allowed him to build this facility in the area.
Meanwhile the Israeli occupation army delivered a stop-work order against a Palestinian house in Wadi Fukin village southwest of Bethlehem at the pretext of unlicensed construction.
In Nablus local sources reported that the IOA started to build a road for Jewish settlers in the southern area of Qusra town and near tracts of land belonging to the families of Mustafa and as-Sayed.
