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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Israeli Authorities Demolish Wedding Hall in Dir Hanna Over Permits

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AlarabSecurity

Israel Demolishes Wedding Hall Built on Agricultural Land in Deir Hanna

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · 2 newsrooms covering

Israel Land Authority forces demolished a wedding hall and concrete foundation on 3,000 square meters of agricultural land in Deir Hanna last Thursday. The demolition was conducted under administrative orders and police presence. One individual was arrested for interfering with the enforcement operation.

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  • Israel Land Authority demolished a wedding hall and concrete foundation in Deir Hanna.
  • The structure was built on 3,000 square meters of agricultural land.
  • The demolition occurred last Thursday under administrative orders.
  • Police escorted the enforcement operation.
  • One suspect was arrested for obstructing the demolition.

Last Thursday, the Israel Land Authority demolished a wedding hall and a concrete foundation built on approximately 3,000 square meters of agricultural land in Deir Hanna, in the Galilee. The demolition was carried out under two administrative orders and with police escort. During the operation, one suspect was arrested for attempting to obstruct the enforcement teams. The report does not specify the owner of the property or the exact location within Deir Hanna.

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