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Abu Ali ExpressSecurity

Settlers Seize Homes Near Jericho, Raising Security Concerns

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Settlers have taken over homes in Ad-Duyuk At-Tahta, west of Jericho, claiming ownership. Hassan Malihat of the Al-Baidar Organization voiced concerns about resident safety and potential settlement expansion. The houses are on Area C land bordering Area A, with Israeli forces present to protect the settlers.

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  • Settlers seized homes in Ad-Duyuk At-Tahta, west of Jericho, claiming purchase.
  • Hassan Malihat expressed fears for residents and potential settlement expansion.
  • The seized homes are located near the town center and border Area A.
  • Israeli forces are present in the area providing protection to the settlers.
Settlers Seize Homes Near Jericho, Raising Security Concerns
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Hassan Malihat, the General Supervisor of the Al-Baidar Organization in Jericho, expressed concern over settlers taking over homes in the village of Ad-Duyuk At-Tahta, west of Jericho. Malihat stated that the settlers claim to have purchased the houses, which are located near the town center. This takeover has sparked fears of danger to residents and nearby areas, as well as the potential establishment of a new settlement. The houses were reportedly built on land classified as Area C, bordering land classified as Area A. Malihat noted that Israeli forces are present in the area, providing protection to the settlers.

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