Uprooting Palestinian Trees
And Leveling Agricultural
Land
The Second Report on
Israeli Land Sweeping and Demolition of Palestinian Buildings and Facilities
in the Gaza Strip
October
26 – November 21, 2000
Palestinian
Centre for Human Rights
Affiliate
of the International Commission of Jurists – Geneva
Member
of the International Federation for Human Rights – Paris
The
Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Network
E-mail:
pchr@pchrgaza.org
Introduction:
This is the second specialized report by
PCHR on sweeping of land and demolishing of houses and civilian facilities by
the Israeli occupation forces in the Gaza Strip, since the outbreak of clashes
between Palestinian civilians and the Israeli occupation forces on September 29,
2000. This report covers the period
of October 26-November 21, 2000, continuing our first report on the period of
September 29-October 25, 2000. In
the first 27 days of clashes, the Israeli occupation forces swept 807 donums of
land, about half of which were agricultural lands.
The following 27 days witnessed unprecedented escalation of sweeping and
demolition that affected 2021.5 donums of land, including more than 1,960 donums
of agricultural land. These figures
do not include the areas of houses and civilian and agricultural facilities
established outside these areas, which were also swept and demolished.
The
human rights violations committed by the Israeli occupation forces against
Palestinian civilians are not limited to willful killing and shelling by combat
helicopters, gunboats and tanks of civilian facilities and residential
neighborhoods. The violations are
also not limited to implementing measures of collective punishment through
imposing a total siege on the occupied Palestinian territories and isolating
Palestinian cities and areas from one another.
In addition, the Israeli occupation forces are sweeping large areas of
Palestinian agricultural and wooded land, and destroying houses and civilian
facilities. What the Israeli
occupation forces are doing in the occupied Palestinian territories against
Palestinian land and property is an implementation of the policies of Israeli
governments aiming at creating new facts on the ground that are irreversible.
The uprooting of thousands of fruitful trees and the destruction of
greenhouses, which are the bases of the Palestinian agricultural sector, will
cause financial losses for several years in the future, even if we assume that
Palestinian civilians will be able to replant their land in the future.
But there is real danger these lands may never be regained by Palestinian
farmers. Illegal Israeli
settlements may well annex parts of these swept areas or they may be used for
military posts, bypass roads or security space for the Israeli occupation
forces. These actions are blatant
violations of individual and collective economic and social rights.
The
actions of the Israeli occupation forces in the occupied Palestinian territories
are blatant violations of the IV Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection of
Civilian Persons in Time of War (1949). Article 53 of the Convention states:
Any destruction by the Occupying Power of
real or personal property belonging individually or collectively to private
persons, or to the State, or to other public authorities, or to social or
co-operative organizations, is prohibited, except where such destruction is
rendered absolutely necessary by military operations.
Article 147 of the Convention states:
Grave breaches to which the preceding
Article relates shall be those involving any of the following acts, if committed
against persons or property protected by the present Convention: willful
killing, torture or inhuman treatment, including biological experiments,
willfully causing great suffering or serious injury to body or health, unlawful
deportation or transfer or unlawful confinement of a protected person,
compelling a protected person to serve in the forces of a hostile Power, or
willfully depriving a protected person of the rights of fair and regular trial
prescribed in the present Convention, taking of hostages and extensive
destruction and appropriation of property, not justified by military necessity
and carried out unlawfully and wantonly.
Article 33 of the Convention states:
No protected person may be punished for an
offence he or she has not personally committed. Collective penalties and
likewise all measures of intimidation or of terrorism are prohibited.
The sweeping has included more than 2,800
donums of agricultural and wooded land since the outbreak of clashes between
Palestinian civilians and the Israeli occupation forces.
In addition, the Israeli occupation forces destroyed civilian and
agricultural facilities and uprooted thousands of fruit-bearing trees.
It is expected that these forces will systematically continue these
actions as they control 42 percent of the area of the Gaza Strip – out of a
total of 365 square kilometers. This
will lead to further deterioration of the economic and social rights of
Palestinian civilians. The Israeli
occupation forces aim at creating new facts on the ground as they have continued
to reinforce their presence and to establish new military posts in the Gaza
Strip.
PCHR condemns these illegal actions carried
out by the Israeli occupation forces. PCHR
reiterates its call for the international community, especially the High
Contracting Parties (HCPs) to the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949, to take
deterrent measures against the Israeli military occupation authorities. PCHR also calls on these HCPs to activate Article 1 of the
Convention, to ensure its respect, and to put an end to frequent attacks on
civilian residents’ property.
PCHR calls upon the international community
to immediately provide international protection for Palestinian civilians in the
occupied Palestinian territories as a basic step to stopping Israeli aggression
against Palestinian lives and properties.
The following section of this report
details the sweeping and demolition carried out by the Israeli occupation forces
during the period of October 26 – November 21, 2000.
At the end of the report, there is a table showing the tracts of land
swept from September 29, 2000 to November 21, 2000.
Rafah:
Friday, October 27, 2000:
Early in the morning, bulldozers of the Israeli occupation forces started to sweep more areas of agricultural land near the western Rafah-Khan Yunis road, near Morag junction. These bulldozers swept three donums of agricultural land planted with olives, palms and vegetables, owned by the heirs of Meziad Zeidan Dhuheir. They also destroyed an agricultural pool and an irrigation network.
Sunday, October 29, 2000:
From Sunday evening until midday of the
following day, the Israeli occupation forces swept 58 donums of agricultural
land, to the southwest of Morag settlement (on the eastern side of the western
Rafah-Khan Yunis road), owned by farmers of the Dhuheir family.
PCHR’s field officer in Rafah reported that the Israeli occupation
forces swept or demolished:
1)
A three-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Madhiouf Meziad Dhuheir.
2)
A three-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Zeidan Meziad Dhuheir.
3)
A three-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Mohammed Meziad Dhuheir.
4)
A three-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Ramadan Meziad Dhuheir.
5)
A three-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Fadhel Meziad Dhuheir.
6)
A three-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Dheifallah Meziad Dhuheir.
7)
A three-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Noufal Jaber Dhuheir.
8)
A three-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by A’zmi Jaber Dhuheir.
9)
A four-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Zuhri Jaber Dhuheir.
10)
A seven-donum area of agricultural land on parts of which greenhouses
planted with vegetables were established, owned by Omar Jaber Dhuheir.
11)
A chicken farm from which 1,200 hens were killed or escaped during
sweeping; a rabbit farm was similarly ruined.
12)
A 180-square-meter house owned by the farmer Omar Dhuheir.
Residents of the house were evacuated without being able to take their
furniture.
13)
A five-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Abdel-Karim Barakat Dhuheir.
14)
A four-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Khaled Abdel-Karim Dhuheir.
15)
A four-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Seif Abdel-Karim Dhuheir.
16)
A two-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Amin Abdel-Karim Dhuheir.
17)
A two-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Mohammed Abdel-Karim Dhuheir.
18)
A two-donum area of agricultural land on which greenhouses planted with
vegetables were established, owned by Jamil Abdel-Karim Dhuheir.
19)
Agricultural pools, water pumps and irrigation networks of the above
greenhouses were destroyed.
The area of each greenhouse was one donum,
and its cost is estimated at US$ 10,000. Losses
caused by the destruction of these greenhouses alone are estimated at more than
US$ 600,000.
Monday, October 30, 2000:
The Israeli occupation forces swept large
areas of agricultural land and destroyed agricultural facilities adjacent to the
Palestinian-Egyptian border. The
total area of the swept land is 85 donums.
The sweeping and demolition included:
1)
A strip of agricultural land two kilometers long and 30-50 meters wide
planted with olives and almonds. The
area of this strip of land is about 80 donums.
It is owned by the Qeshta, El-Nahhal and Bahloul families.
2)
A three-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by
Mahmoud Ahmed El-Shae’r.
3)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Samir
Hassan El-Shae’r.
Tuesday, October 31, 2000:
From the evening of this day until the
following day, the Israeli occupation forces started to establish a settlement
road between the western Rafah-Khan Yunis road and Morag settlement.
The new road crosses the land of the Dhuheir family swept on October 29,
2000.
Wednesday, November 1, 2000:
The Israeli occupation forces resumed the
sweeping of agricultural land along the Palestinian-Egyptian border, which
started on October 29, 2000. PCHR’s
field officer in Rafah reported that another strip of agricultural land, one
kilometer long and 30-50 meters wide was swept.
This included sweeping of:
1)
A four-donum area of agricultural land planted with almonds, owned by
Mahrous Suleiman Abu Fatma.
2)
A six-donum area of agricultural land planted with almonds, owned by
Suleiman Salem Abu Fatma.
3)
A three-donum area of agricultural land planted with vegetables, owned by
Fayez Suleiman Abu Fatma.
4)
A 20-donum area of agricultural land planted with almonds and olives,
owned by the heirs of Mahmoud Hamdan Qeshta and Soreiqi Mohammed Qeshta.
Friday, November 3, 2000:
The Israeli occupation forces swept more
areas of agricultural land adjacent to the borderline with Egypt.
This time they swept 28 donums. The
sweeping included:
1)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by
Suleiman Saleh El-Shae’r.
2)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Salah
Salem El-Shae’r.
3)
A five-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by
Suleiman Mohammed El-Shae’r.
4)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Sabri
Fathi El-Shae’r.
5)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives and oranges,
owned by Nassar Hussein El-Shae’r.
6)
An agricultural pool used for irrigation, owned by Mahmoud Ahmed El-Shae’r.
7)
Additional areas of agricultural land owned by the families of Qeshta and
Abu Fatma. The Israeli occupation
forces started to sweep this land on November 1, 2000.
This time, these forces swept about 15 donums planted with olives and
almonds, so the total swept areas totaled 53 donums.
The Israeli occupation forces also swept
three Palestinian houses near the borderline in Rafah.
In the morning, at about 7:00 local time, sounds of shooting were heard
in the area. Before that, Mahmoud
Ahmed Abu Riash left his house to work, leaving his wife and children in his
house, which was about 50 meters from the borderline.
His wife and children left the house, escaping from intensive shooting by
the Israeli occupation forces. In a
few minutes, bulldozers of the Israeli occupation forces started to demolish the
150-square-meter house. The house
was completely demolished without its owners being able to evacuate their
furniture.
The Israeli occupation forces also
demolished a 200-square-meter house owned by Suleiman Mohammed El-Riatti, 40
years old, married, and a father of six children.
When the house, which was in its final stages of construction, was
demolished, its owner was not there.
The third demolished house was near the
other two houses. It was a
150-square-meter house owned by Hani Jaber Salem Abu Hani.
In his testimony to PCHR, Abu Hani said that during the afternoon of
Friday, November 3, 2000, he went to his house, which he had left two weeks
before because of the frequent shooting by the Israeli occupation forces in the
area. When he arrived at the area,
he found his house completely demolished on top of its furniture. He added that neighbors told him that bulldozers of the
Israeli occupation forces demolished his house with the other two houses.
Monday, November 6, 2000:
The Israeli occupation forces and a number
of settlers swept areas of agricultural land adjacent to the eastern side of
Morag settlement. In his testimony
to PCHR, Abdel-Ghani Hassan Abu Jazar, 43 years old, from Rafah, said that three
settlers and a bulldozer of the Israeli occupation forces invaded the land at
about 21:00 local time on the previous day, under the escort of 10 soldiers of
the Israeli occupation forces. They
immediately started to sweep 16 donums of agricultural land planted with olives
and almonds. The sweeping lasted
until 1:00 on Monday. The swept
areas were fenced with barbed wire, apparently to pave the way for annexation to
Morag settlement. The swept areas
of agricultural land are owned by:
1)
Jdallah Ahmed Jarad Dhuheir – 10 donums;
2)
Mohammed Hamad Abu Jazar – five donums; and
3)
Abdel-Ghani Hussein Abu Jazar – one donum.
Wednesday, November 8, 2000:
From 17:00 local time until midnight, three
bulldozers escorted by Israeli occupation troops, reinforced with armored
vehicles and military jeeps, swept hundreds of donums of agricultural land
adjacent to the borderline with Egypt in the southeast of Rafah.
Bulldozers started to sweep areas of agricultural land from near Rafah
Border Crossing moving to the east towards the village of Al-Dehneya on the
truce line. This included a strip
of agricultural land three kilometers long and 30-50 meters wide adjacent to the
Palestinian-Egyptian border. PCHR’s
field officer in Rafah reported that the area of swept land was not less than
600 donums planted with olives, citrus and vegetables, owned by the Al-Romeilat,
Abu Jarad, Abu Shousha, Abu Sneid and Al-Weqili families.
The Israeli occupation forces also swept 20
greenhouses and demolished five houses. These
forces also occupied a 170-square-meter house owned by Zaki Salim Jaradat. They expelled him with his eight-member family under the
threat of violence. On November 10,
the Israeli occupation forces left the house after they caused severe damage to
its windows and doors. The
demolished houses were:
1)
A 150-square-meter house owned by Hesham Abu Shousha, in which his sister
lived with her husband and children. The
house was demolished on top of its furniture.
2)
The house of Akram Jaradat, in which he lived with his eight-member
family. The house was demolished on
top of its furniture.
3)
A 50-square-meter house owned by Ayyoub Al-Romeilat. It was demolished on top of its furniture.
4)
A 50-square-meter tin house, owned by Mohammed Al-Weqili, in which he
lived with his wife. Agricultural
tools and equipment inside the house were also destroyed.
5)
A 70-square-meter tin house, owned by Salim Jaradat, in which he lived
with his wife, near his land which was swept.
Thursday, November 9, 2000:
On this day and on the following day, the
Israeli occupation forces swept more than 40 donums of agricultural land planted
with almonds, olives and vegetables in the same area.
PCHR’s field officer in Rafah reported that the sweeping included:
1)
A five-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, almonds and
vegetables, owned by A’ayed Mohammed Eid Al-Romeilat.
2)
A 15-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, almonds and
vegetables, owned by Abdel-Azziz Mohammed El-Jradat.
3)
A 20-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, almonds and
vegetables, owned by Nayef Al-Romeilat.
PCHR’s field officer added that the
Israeli occupation forces swept irrigation networks and electricity towers, and
closed all branch roads in the vicinity of the swept areas.
Saturday, November 11, 2000:
The Israeli occupation forces swept more
areas of agricultural land in the same area.
The sweeping included:
1)
A five-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by
Ahmed Khali Abdel-Hadi Baroud.
2)
A one-donum area of agricultural land on which a greenhouse was
established, owned by Zaki Salim Abu Jarad.
3)
A 200-square-meter fowl farm, owned by Subhi Abu Shousha.
4)
Two graves were demolished.
At about 13:00 local time on the same day,
the Israeli occupation forces fired five shells at greenhouses owned by farmers
of the Zourob family, 50 meters away from the borderline in the west of Rafah.
In his testimony to PCHR, Yahia Shehdeh Saleh Zourob, 45 years old, one
of the owners of the damaged greenhouses, said that farmers had not been able to
reach these houses since the outbreak of incidents on September 29, 2000,
because of frequent shooting by Israeli occupation troops positioned at a
military post on the borderline. The
shelling damaged four greenhouses owned by the above-mentioned citizen and his
brothers. After the shelling, Israeli occupation troops burned another
three greenhouses, causing severe damage.
Wednesday, November 15, 2000:
At about 7:00 local time, under the escort of three tanks, a bulldozer of the Israeli occupation forces swept approximately 13 donums of agricultural land, owned by farmers of the El-Shae’r family, in Al-Salam neighborhood near the borderline in Rafah. PCHR’s field officer in Rafah reported that the sweeping included:
1)
A three-donum area of agricultural land owned by Nassra Hussein El-Shae’r
– two donums of which were planted with olives, while the remaining portion of
land held a greenhouse planted with vegetables.
2)
A three-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, citrus and
fruits, owned by Abed Ahmed El-Shae’r. In
addition, an animal farm was destroyed, and five sheep and a number of birds
were killed.
3)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by
Suleiman Mohammed El-Shae’r.
4)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives and fruits,
owned by Mahmoud Mohammed Daoud.
5)
A one-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by
Sameer Hassan El-Shae’r. In
addition, a room of agricultural equipment was destroyed.
6)
A one-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Saleh
Hassan El-Shae’r.
7)
A 300-square-meter area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned
by Majed Hassan El-Shae’r.
Thursday, November 16, 2000:
At about 16:00 local time, the Israeli occupation forces started to sweep a strip of agricultural land in Al-Salam neighborhood in Rafah, to the west of Rafah Border Crossing. PCHR’s field officer in Rafah reported that the sweeping included 54 donums of agricultural land 700 meters long and 50-100 meters wide. They swept:
1)
A three-donum area of agricultural land planted with vegetables, owned by
Adnan Fayez Suleiman Al-Romeilat. In
addition, an irrigation network was destroyed.
2)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with almonds, owned by
Mahrous Suleiman Salem Abu Fatma.
3)
A 10-donum area of agricultural land planted with almonds, owned by Fayez
Suleiman Salem Al-Romeilat.
4)
A six-donum area of agricultural land planted with almonds, owned by
Fayez Suleiman Al-Romeilat.
5)
A three-donum area of agricultural land planted with almonds, owned by
the heirs of Suleiman Salman Abu A’yyad.
6)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with palms, olives and
almonds, owned by Abdel-Hamid Shoreiqi Hamad Qeshta.
7)
A five-donum area of agricultural land planted with palms, olives and
almonds, owned by Salem Shoreiqi Hamad Qeshta.
8)
A five-donum area of agricultural land planted with palms, olives and
almonds, owned by Shoreiqi Hamad Qeshta.
9)
A five-donum area of agricultural land planted with palms, olives and
almonds, owned by Fathi Shoreiqi Hamad Qeshta.
10)
A five-donum area of agricultural land planted with palms, olives and
almonds, owned by Subhi Shoreiqi Hamad Qeshta.
11)
A five-donum area of agricultural land planted with palms, olives and
almonds, owned by the heirs of Mansour Shoreiqi Hamad Qeshta.
PCHR’s field officer added that the
Israeli occupation forces cut the waterlines that provide Al-Souka neighborhood
with water. As a result, more than
300 Palestinian families could not get drinking water.
In the area near the junction leading to
Morag settlement in Rafah, PCHR’s field officer reported Israeli occupation
troops with road pavement equipment had been positioned on the Rafah-Khan Yunis
western road. In the evening, they
started to pave a new settlement road between the above-mentioned road and Morag
settlement, crossing the land of the Dhuheir family, which was swept by the
Israeli occupation forces on October 29, 2000.
The new road shortens the distance for the Israeli occupation forces and
settlers while moving between Gush Qatif settlement block in the west and Morag
settlement in the east.
Tuesday, November 21, 2000:
At about 10:00 local time, the Israeli
occupation forces started to sweep areas of agricultural land near the
borderline in Rafah (Al-Salam neighborhood).
The sweeping, which lasted for two hours, included:
1)
A two-donum area of agricultural land planted with almonds, owned by
Fayez Suleiman Al-Romeilat. The
Israeli occupation forces annexed this tract of land to previously swept areas
of land, which they used for a post of tanks and armored vehicles in the area.
2)
A one-donum area of agricultural land surrounded with a fence, on which
three rooms used as a bird farm were established, owned by Dheeb Abu Awwad.
In the evening, the Israeli occupation
forces demolished the house of Sami Eissa Mohammed Jarbou’, in which seven
people lived. The 200-square-meter
house was near the borderline to the west of Rafah Border Crossing.
Thursday, October 26, 2000:
The Israeli occupation forces started a
wide-ranging sweeping at the entrance of the road branching from Salah El-Din
Street (the main road between the north and south of the Gaza Strip) and leading
to Kissufim Crossing in the east, and in the strip opposite to the mentioned
junction on the western side of Salah El-Din Street.
PCHR’s field officer in the area reported that the Israeli occupation
forces swept 30 donums of agricultural land and caused other damage, as follows:
1)
Demolishing a 250-square-meter, one-story house owned by Yousef Abu Houli.
2)
Destroying a well and a water pump owned by Yousef Abu Houli.
3)
Sweeping a 15-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives and
palms, owned by Yousef Abu Houli.
4)
Sweeping a five-donum area of agricultural land planted with palms,
olives and vegetables, and destroying an irrigation network, owned by
Abdel-Qader Abu Houli.
5)
Sweeping a 10-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned
by Fawzi El-Qedra.
Sunday, October 29, 2000:
The Israeli occupation forces swept a
10-donum area of wooded land, at the entrance of the road branching from Salah
El-Din Street and leading to Kissufim Crossing on the eastern border of the Gaza
Strip. The swept area is owned by
Khalaf Abu Hajjaj.
Wednesday, November 8, 2000:
The Israeli occupation forces swept a
14-donum area of agricultural land planted with almonds and olives, to the north
of a branch road of Salah El-Din Street (the main road between the north and
south of the Gaza Strip) leading to Kissufim crossing. The swept tract of land
is a part of a 60-donum area of land owned by Abdullah Shehadeh El-Maghayzha and
Mhadi Ne’mat El-Agha. In his testimony to PCHR, Abdullah El-Maghayzha, 58
years old, from Al-Qarara, stated that sweeping started at about 10:00 local
time. The attack saw the leveling of 45 olive trees and 200 almond trees which
were planted 45 years ago.
Saturday, November 11, 2000:
From
the previous evening until this morning, the Israeli occupation forces swept
areas of agricultural land in the area of Gizan Al-Najjar, in the south of the
city, to the north of Morag settlement, including the following:
1)
Demolishing a house and a fence established on a 500-square meter area of
land, in which 16 people live, owned by Abdel-Hafez Abdel-Karim Al-Najjar.
2)
Sweeping a two-donum area surrounding the mentioned house, an
agricultural pool, a motorized pump and a motor for spraying agricultural
chemical materials, owned by Abdel-Hafez Abdel-Karim Al-Najjar.
3)
Sweeping a 10-donum area of agricultural land planted with vegetables,
and destroying its irrigation network,
owned by Khalil
Omar Shaker Al-Najjar.
4)
Sweeping a 30-donum area of agricultural land owned by Khalil Omar Shaker
Al-Najjar.
5)
Closing two agricultural roads leading to the above-mentioned areas.
Monday, November 13, 2000:
A large number of Israeli occupation troops
swept vast areas of agricultural land measuring 150-300 meters in width on the
sides of the road branching from Salah El-Din Street (the main road between the
north and south of the Gaza Strip) and leading to Kissufim Crossing on the Green
Line. They also demolished houses, destroyed irrigation networks and killed
livestock cattle after destroying barracks. The sweeping of 155 donums of
agricultural land, which lasted until 5:00 local time this morning, included:
1)
A
20-donum area of agricultural land planted with oranges, olives and palms, owned
by Khalaf Hamdan Abu Hajjaj. In addition, a four-room house was demolished, nine
sheep were killed and an irrigation network was destroyed.
2)
A
10-donum area of agricultural land planted with oranges, olives and palms, owned
by Salman Salem Abu Hajjaj. In addition, an irrigation network was destroyed.
3)
A
three-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Hammad
Hamdan Abu Hajjaj. In addition, an irrigation network was destroyed.
4)
A
four-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Abdel-Hadi
Hamdan Abu Hajjaj.
5)
A
three-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Sami
Sae’id Abu Hajjaj.
6)
A
1.5-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Mohammed
Salama Abu Haddaf. In addition, an irrigation network was destroyed.
7)
A
1.5-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Salama Salama
Abu Haddaf. In addition, an irrigation network was destroyed.
8)
A
1.5-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Mohammed
Salman Abu Haddaf. In addition, an irrigation network was destroyed.
9)
A
1.5-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Ahmed Salman
Abu Haddaf. In addition, an irrigation network was destroyed.
10)
A
1.5-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Jehad Salman
Abu Haddaf. In addition, an irrigation network was destroyed.
11)
A
10-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, figs and vegetables,
owned by A’ayesh Ghanem Abu Haddaf. In addition, an irrigation network, a
motor and a water pump were destroyed.
12)
A
five-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, almonds and
vegetables, owned by Ayman Sweilem Abu Haddaf. In addition, an irrigation
network was destroyed.
13)
A
three-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, figs and grapes,
owned by Jarir Sweilem Abu Haddaf. In addition, an irrigation network was
destroyed.
14)
A
three-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Mohammed
Sweilem Abu Haddaf.
15)
A
three-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, pomegranates and
figs, owned by Hani Salman Abu Haddaf.
16)
A
three-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Salem
Sweilem Abu Haddaf.
17)
A
12-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives and citrus, owned by
A’yyash A’ayesh Abu Haddaf.
18)
A
500-square-meter area of agricultural land planted with olives and grapes, owned
by Mohammed Abdel-Qader Al-Baz. In addition, two rooms and a toilet were
demolished.
19)
A
500-square-meter area of agricultural land planted with olives, owned by Kamel
Salem
Abu Haddaf.
20)
A
one-donum area of agricultural land owned by Mohammed Salem Abu Haddaf.
21)
A
500-square-meter area of agricultural land planted with olives and fruits, owned
by Ibrahim Ba’lousheh. In addition, an irrigation network was destroyed.
22)
A
two-donum area of agricultural land planted with olives and guavas, owned by
Abdel-Hadi Mohammed Abu Haddaf.
23) An 18-donum area of agricultural land planted with palms and citrus, owned by Mohammed Salem Abu Haddaf and others.