Israel Expands 1984 ‘State Land’ Declaration to Include 48 Acres in West Bank
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Israeli authorities redraw the boundaries of the "state land" declaration first issued in 1984 in the occupied West Bank.
Palestinian commission says redrawn boundaries near Jalud and Al-Mughayyir add a net 44 acres to the declaration, potentially opening land to future illegal settlement planning
Ramallah: The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Authority, Tuesday, revealed the Israeli authorities ' redefinition of the limits of the declaration of state land dating back to 1984, including the confiscation of some 194 dunums of land from the villages of Galod and Al-Maghir in the occupied West Bank, and its addition to the scope of the declaration. In a statement, the Commission stated that the so-called Israeli Blue Line crew…
The Authority for the Resistance of the Wall and Settlement revealed that the Israeli occupation authorities had expanded the boundaries of an old declaration of state land on the lands of Galod villages in [...]. The article appeared to resist the wall and the settlement: the occupation adds 194 dunums to the declaration of state land on the lands of Galod and Al-Mugaed first on Palestinian television.
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