The Israeli occupation served Halt-of-work order to 5 Facilities in Ar-Ramadeen Aj-Janubi community/ Qalqilya

The Israeli occupation served Halt-of-work order to 5 Facilities in Ar-Ramadeen Aj-Janubi community/ Qalqilya

 

  • Violation: Halt of work order on residential and agricultural facilities.
  • Location: Arab Ar-Ramadeen Aj-Janubi community/ Qalqilya.
  • Date: 01/01/2019.
  • Perpetrators: The Israeli occupation building and organizing committee.
  • Victims: 4 families from Ash-Shouor.


Description
:

Israeli troops raided Ar-Ramadeen Aj-Janubi Bedouin community south Qalqilya, an officer from the building and organizing committee showed up and served military orders to 4 residential structures and a barn on the pretext of building before getting proper licenses in area classified C in Oslo convention. As the military order informs, January 17 -2019 will be the date of the building and organizing committee to decide the fate of the structures. The following table provides more information about the damages:

Affected farmer

Family members

Children under 18

Military order number

About the structure

remarks

Ahmad Ash-Shouor

4

2

206027

A residence built of bricks and zinc 90m2

Notified earlier in 23/11/2017

Ashraf Ash-Shouor

6

4

206029

A residence built of bricks and zinc 60m2

Odeh Ash-Shouor

7

3

206028

A residence built of bricks and zinc 90m2

Notified earlier in 23/11/2017

Kassab Ash-Shouor

9

3

206030

–         A residence built of bricks and zinc 60 m2

–         Sheep barn built of zinc 60 m2

Notified earlier

total

26

12

 

 

 

 

Photos 1-5: A view of Ar- Ramadeen Aj-Janubi bedopuin community

Ar Ramadeen Aj-Janubi (south):

Al Ramadeen is located to the north east of Qalqiliyya, behind the wall and 700 meters away from Zufin colony. There is also an Israeli military encampment tens of meters away from the gathering. Around 60 families, 200 people, inhabit the area.

Since the construction of the segregation wall, Al Ramadeen along side Abu Farda (150 people), Ad Day’a (279 people), Wad al Rasha (180 people), and Ras Tira (410 people) were all placed within a pocket of the wall forming some sort of a ‘ghetto’. The communities have been surrounded by the wall with only two Israeli-controlled gates connecting the communities with their Palestinian surroundings. At the beginning of 2009, the Israeli Supreme Court ordered the adjustment of the route of the segregation wall. All of the aforementioned communities were left out of the ‘ghetto’ except Al Ramadeen.

The Israelis efforts to evict Al Ramadeen were futile thanks to the people’s dedication and determination to keep their lands. In 2008, the Israeli Supreme Court have ruled out the Israeli Army demands to forcefully evict the people of al Ramadeen based on proofs that the people own the lands long before the Occupation of the West Bank in 1967.

 However, the Israeli Army attempts to clear the gathering are a proof that Israeli Courts orders have no value and plans are made on different levels. 90 or so structures in Al Ramadeen are facing constant demolition threats and the same goes for tens of communities in the Jordan Valley area.

 

Prepared by
 The Land Research Center
LRC

Categories: Military Orders