Violation: Issuing a final demolition military order.

Location: Khallet Al-Louza/ Bethlehem governorate.

Date: 22/04/2018.

Perpetrator: The Israeli occupation civil administration.

Victims: Ahmad Mizher.

Description:

A vehicle from the Israeli occupation civil administration raided Khallet Al-Louza and served a final demolition order to Ahmad Mizher on the pretext of building before getting proper licenses in area C.

The military order gave the owner 7 days to demolish what was built after receiving a halt of work order in 01/02/2018.

The following table provides more information:

Noteworthy, the house is close to an illegal Israeli outpost in Khallet An-Nahla and the occupation intends to open a colonial road and connect the settlements of the area to each other.

Mizher does not have any other plot to build a house for his family, and he dreams of a stabled home for his children which is a basic right granted by international conventions and agreements.

demolition military order & Halt of work order

Khallet Al Louza:[1]

Khallet Al Louza is located 3 kilometers to the southeast of Bethlehem City. It’s bounded by Hindaza and Artas villages from the north, Abu Njeim village from the south, Rakhma and Beit Falouh villages from the west and the Israeli segregation wall (which annexes the Gush Etzion settlement bloc.)

Khallet Al Louza has a population of (645) people in (2017), And a total population of 8999 dunums, 161 of them are the town’s built up area.

Oslo agreement divided the land to 3 parts:

Area A : (6081) dunums.

Area B : (942) dunums.

Area C : (1976) dunums.

[1] GIS-LRC

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