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Israeli Forces Bulldoze Palestinian Home
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December 5, 2022

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The home was still under construction according to Mohammad Naji, the Mayor of Kafr Ad-Dik, a Palestinian town west of Salfit. In a statement, Mohammed said the home was demolished under the pretext that it did not have a building permit.

Palestinians are rarely granted Israeli-issued building permits which makes them subject to demolition by Israeli forces.

Read more at the Middle East Monitor. 

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