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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

Israel Demolishes Bedouin Homes in E1 Area

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Israeli forces began demolishing homes this week in a Bedouin community in the E1 area, east of Jerusalem, designated for 3,401 new housing units. The demolitions followed a municipal demand, according to Ma'aleh Adumim Mayor Guy Yifrah. He stated an agreement was reached with the Civil Administration chief to address the structures, resulting in action on the ground.

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  • IDF began demolishing homes in a Bedouin community in the E1 area east of Jerusalem this week.
  • The E1 area is designated for the construction of 3,401 housing units.
  • Ma'aleh Adumim Mayor Guy Yifrah confirmed the demolitions followed a municipal demand.
  • Yifrah stated an agreement was reached with the Civil Administration chief to address the structures.
Israel Demolishes Bedouin Homes in E1 Area
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