The Israeli Occupation Forces confiscate construction materials from Beit Ummar town

The Israeli Occupation Forces confiscate construction materials from Beit Ummar town

 

  • Violation: confiscation of construction materials
  • Location:  Beit Ummar- Hebron governorate
  • Date:  January 31, 2016
  • Perpetrators: Israel Civil Administration and army forces
  • Victims:  citizens Mohmmad Abu Maria and Kamila Al-Alami

Details:

The Israeli occupation authorities confiscated on January 31, 2016 construction materials from Beit Ummar town, north Hebron governorate.

It should be marked that a force from the occupation army accompanied by a staff from the Civil Administration and a winch stormed the area where the house of citizen Al-Alami exists. The force then confiscated the construction materials from the site. Noteworthy, the confiscated materials and other equipments belong to citizen Mohammad Abu Maria, who is the construction contractor of citizen Al-Alami's.

The force confiscated the following items:

No.

Confiscated items

Quantity

1

Metal props

120

2

Cement mixer

1

 

It was also reported that the force also confiscated 40m2 of construction stones. Al-Alami was given a confiscation minute as a result.

Photo 1: the confiscation minute

As usual, the Israeli occupation authorities claimed that the confiscation occurred because the items were used in a house served stop-work order.

Israel Civil Administration served on November 26, 2015 stop-work order on Al-Alami's on the claim of "unlicensed construction". At time, citizen Al-Alami submitted a licensing application to the Civil Administration. Then, Al-Alami prepared a legal file to object to the order through Saint Yves organization. Despite all, the occupation confiscated, today, the equipments of the contractor constructing the citizen's house.

Photo 2: the stop-work order on Al-Alami's

Photo 3: the receipt of the licensing application 

 

It should be marked that the targeted house is of 150m2 and is still under construction. The residence is supposed to be home for eight members including one child.

 

Prepared by
 The Land Research Center
LRC
 

Categories: Confiscation