HomeWorld NewsHundreds of Palestinians in three villages haven't received a permit to stay...

Hundreds of Palestinians in three villages haven’t received a permit to stay in their homes



About two months after the army declared three Palestinian villages a closed military zone, several hundred of their residents haven’t received the Israeli permit they need in order to remain in their villages and their homes. The villages are Beit Iksa, Nabi Samwil and Khalaila, northwest of Jerusalem. On September 7, the head of IDF Central Command Avi Bluth declared them a “seam zone,” the area between the separation barrier and the Green Line, to which entry is forbidden to all Palestinians except its permanent residents.



Source link

Hot this week

Soak, sip, savor: The ultimate Budapest experience

Built atop a network of natural thermal springs, Hungary’s...

Iran regime 'incapable of change' post-war, expert says

Khosro Isfahani, research director at the National Union for...

Studying in Israel: International students find a home at Reichman University

Studying in Israel comes with its own challenges, especially...

Bennett’s UAE plans prompted Netanyahu office to reveal secret wartime visit – report

The Prime Minister’s Office’s unusual decision to confirm that...

Parashat Bamidbar: ‘Machar Chodesh’

As Israel celebrates Jerusalem Day, marking 59 years since...
Advertisementspot_img

Related Articles

Advertisementspot_imgspot_img