2019-09-08

Halt of work order on an agricultural barracks in Majdil Bani Fadil / Nablus governorate

Violation: Halt of work orders.

Location: Majdil Bani Fadil/ Nablus governorate.

Date: September 8th 2019.

Perpetrator: The Israeli occupation building and organization department.

Victims: citizen ‘Izz Ad-Deen Zain Ad-Deen.

Description:

Monday, September 8th 2019  about 11:00 , the Israeli occupation forces accompanied by the building and organization officer raided Majdel Bani Fadil villagesoutheast Nablus , the occupation gave ‘Izz Ad-Deen Zain Ad-Deen a halt of work military order on an agricultural barracks in Al-Mazar area, the notice includes a halt of work order on an agricultural barracks with a total area of 250 m2, built of zinc and metal , the farmer wants to use it as a barn , to provide a source of income for his family of 9.

Farmer ‘Izz Ad-Deen (42) told LRC:

“The targeted barracks is in the eastern area of the village , 500 m  from the town’s houses , and built on a plot with an area of 5.5 dunums planted with beans , the barracks was built to establish an agricultural project for sheep breeding , there is an area available for planting beans as feeds for sheep.”

Izz Ad-Deen asserted :

“Once I received the notice, I went to the village council that gave me guidance to file a lawsuit to freeze the military order through preparing a legal file and  the ownership documents.”

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Noteworthy, the village council contributed in many workshops implemented by LRC under the Palestinian right to land and housing project , which is funded by the European Union. in the workshop, there was an explanation on how to object on military orders against land and housing.

About Majdil Bani Fadil village:

Majdil Bani Fadil is located 25 km south east Nablus, bordered by Aqraba town (north), Qasra village (west), Aj-Jiftlik village (east) , and Doma village (south).

Majdil Bani Fadil has a population of (2907) people in 2017.

The village has an area of 6651 dunums , of which 287 dunums are the town’s built up area.

The occupation confiscated about 398 dunums for opening bypass 505.

Oslo conventions divided the land as the following:

B area (1,209) dunums.

C area (5,442) dunums.

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