Israeli Authorities Demolish Homes in Unrecognized Negev Village
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
Israeli authorities commenced demolitions in the unrecognized Negev village of Al-Zahia on Monday, targeting homes of the Abu Wadi family. The demolitions, which threaten to displace hundreds, were approved after a court rejected a freeze request. Around 60 homes were reportedly slated for demolition, affecting approximately 300 residents.
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- Israeli authorities began demolishing homes in the unrecognized Negev village of Al-Zahia on Monday.
- The demolitions targeted homes of the Abu Wadi family, potentially displacing hundreds.
- The Central Court in Beersheba rejected a request to freeze the demolition orders.
- Approximately 60 homes were reportedly affected by the demolition orders.
- The village is home to about 300 members of the Abu Wadi family.
Israeli authorities began demolishing homes in the unrecognized village of Al-Zahia in the Negev region on Monday morning. The demolitions targeted homes belonging to the Abu Wadi family, raising fears of displacement for hundreds of residents and the potential loss of homes and land for dozens of families. The demolitions proceeded after the Central Court in Beersheba rejected a request to freeze their execution, clearing the way for the demolition orders to be carried out. Previous reports indicated demolition orders affecting approximately 60 homes in the village, which is home to around 300 members of the Abu Wadi family, including children and the elderly.
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