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Israeli Minister Celebrates Demolition of Illegal Building in East Jerusalem Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir attended the demolition of a five-story illegal building in East Jerusalem, calling it a "picture I love the most" and a sign of Israeli governance. His office stated over 10,000 illegal structures have been demolished under his policy.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Minister Ben-Gvir attended the demolition of an illegal building in East Jerusalem. 02 He called the demolition "pictures I love the most" and a sign of governance. 03 The building was five stories high and illegally constructed. 04 Families evacuated the building before its demolition. 05 Over 10,000 illegal structures have been demolished under Ben-Gvir's policy. Translated and summarized by baba from JDN , the latest report. Read JDN’s original The coverage
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