Violation: Halt of work notice.

Location: Furush Beit Dajan village/ Nablus governorate.

Date: March 4^th 2020.

Perpetrator: The Israeli Occupation Civil Administration.

Victims: Citizen Radwan Thabit.

Description:

Wednesday, March 4^th 2020 , The Israeli Occupation forces accompanied by the building and organization officer – the Civil Administration raided Furush Beit Dajan north east Nablus , and delivered a halt of work notice to  a house belongs to Radwan Thabit on the pretext of building without licenses in C area , the targeted house is reportedly 65m² (one floor).

The notice was numbered (301001) , and ordered the immediate stoppage of construction works , and set march 23^rd 2020 as the date of the subcommittee session in Beit El military court to decide the fate of the structure.

Notice number 301001 targeting Radwan Thabit house

Photos 1-2: The targeted hous

Owner Radwan Thabit (65) supports a family of 8, found the military order hanged on his house front.

“The targeted house is located south the village , and built on a 6 dunums plot , other than the house, the rest of the plot is used for agriculture, greenhouses are set up on 3 dunums (protected agriculture) and irrigated farming is practiced in what remains.”

Radwan went to Furush Beit Dajan village council once he received the notice in order to prepare a legal file and submit a petition. Noteworthy, Furush Beit Dajan village council participated in several workshops organized by LRC under Supporting the Palestinian Land and Housing Rights project, the workshops provided information on Israeli military orders and guidelines for objections.

About Furush Beit Dajan:[1]

25 km to the East of Nablus , Furush Beit Dajan is bordered by Ein Shably and Tammoun (north) , Beit Dajan and Al-‘Aqrabaniya (west), Tammoun (east)and Aj-Jiftlik (south).

Furush Beit Dajan has a total population of (723) people according to 2017 census, The village has a total area of 20,082 dunums , of which 225 dunums are a built up area. The Occupation confiscated (2494) dunums for the following:

• Established in 1971, Humra settlement devoured 1320 dunums and inhabited by 188 settlers.
• Bypass road 57,508,578 devoured 703 dunums.
• Military camps devoured 471 dunums.
• The village was classified C area in Oslo accords.

[1] GIS-LRC

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