Categories: NewsUncategorized

❗️Israel plans new settlement in Qalandia as dozens of Palestinian homes face demolition – The Cradle

 ❗️Israel plans new settlement in Qalandia as dozens of Palestinian homes face demolition

Israel has advanced plans for a large ultra-Orthodox settlement on the old Jerusalem airport lands in Qalandia, alongside a separate project to build a waste treatment plant on cultivated Palestinian farmland. Rights groups say the parallel plans will uproot dozens of families and erase some of the village’s last arable plots.

Calcalist reported that the settlement proposal covers 1,263 dunams and includes more than 9,000 housing units, while Peace Now says residents of several nearby buildings received eviction orders to clear a 130-dunam agricultural tract earmarked for the planned waste facility, a site that officials also intend to bring inside Israel’s side of the barrier.

(Palestine Chronicle, Al Jazeera)


READ FULL ARTICLE: This article originally appeared on The Cradle

TheMcgwire

Found of The Daily Psyop. Passionate about Foreign Policy. Have been actively involved in Independent Media since 2019.

Recent Posts

I am hearing from farmers who are confirming – given diesel prices, they are walking away from their crops. – Ice Age Farmer

 I am hearing from farmers who are confirming — given diesel prices, they are walking…

17 hours ago

Leo Terrell, Head Of The Anti-Semitism Task Force, Says Free Speech Doesn’t Protect Criticism Of Jewish Communities. – Rabbi Jeff

 Leo Terrell, Head Of The Anti-Semitism Task Force, Says Free Speech Doesn’t Protect Criticism Of…

17 hours ago

Folks in SE Michigan, N. Texas, and Orlando reporting no diesel. – Ice Age Farmer

 Folks in SE Michigan, N. Texas, and Orlando reporting no diesel. Apparently some signs can…

17 hours ago

🇮🇱🇺🇸⚡️🇮🇷 Netanyahu on dragging the U.S. into his war: I’ve been dealing with Iran for close to 40 years. – DDGeopolitics

 🇮🇱🇺🇸⚡️🇮🇷 Netanyahu on dragging the U.S. into his war: I’ve been dealing with Iran for…

3 weeks ago

This website uses cookies.