Ramallah - Ma'an - The Israeli occupation authorities seized 441 dunums of citizens' land in the villages of Shabtin, Deir Ammar, and Deir Qadis, west of Ramallah, on Tuesday. The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission said in a statement that the seizure operation under the name of "state lands" aims to tighten control over all the lands surrounding the "Nili" and "Na'ali" settlements, which were built on citizens' lands. She added that the targeted area constitutes a group of plots surrounding the two mentioned colonies, and it completes what the occupying state has seized in the past years. The Authority explained that the frenzied attack led by the occupying state to seize Palestinian land reveals real intentions that have become clear to the entire world regarding tampering with Palestinian geography and dismembering it, in order to eliminate the possibility of communication between Palestinian villages and cities and eliminate the possibility of establishing a Palestinian state. The Authority str essed that it will intensify, along with all partners, its legal efforts to thwart the occupation's plans to control Palestinian land, which violates all laws and all evidence of the Palestinian citizen's right and ownership of this land. Source: Maan News Agency
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