On Tuesday morning, Israeli occupation forces began demolishing 12 commercial stores at the entrance to the village of Anza, south of Jenin, despite the case still being pending before Israeli courts without a final ruling.
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Hisham Sadaqa, head of the Anza Village Council, stated that occupation forces raided the area accompanied by two military bulldozers and initiated the demolition of the stores, which belong to citizen Aysar Ammour and are located at the village entrance.
He added that the stores contained equipment and cardboard boxes belonging to a local cardboard factory. Occupation forces prevented the owners from evacuating the contents prior to the demolition and closed the main Nablus-Jenin road to vehicular traffic.
For his part, Ayman Ammour, the manager of the facilities, clarified that the targeted properties comprise 12 commercial units, each measuring approximately 40 square meters, with a total estimated value of around 1.5 million shekels.
He noted that the structures had previously received a demolition notice, after which an appeal was filed with Israeli courts. Although the case remains pending, the occupation forces proceeded with the demolition before a final decision was issued.
Ammour explained that the stores were an investment project belonging to his cousin Aysar, who works in Saudi Arabia. All units were leased as commercial shops, but the tenants were forced to vacate them after receiving the demolition notices.
House Blown Up in Nablus
On Tuesday morning, Israeli occupation forces blew up the house of the martyr Farouk Ramadan in the village of Till, southwest of Nablus, after raiding the village and forcing residents of neighboring homes to evacuate in preparation for the demolition.
On July 24, Israeli soldiers and terrorist settlers committed a massacre in Till, resulting in the martyrdom of four Palestinians from the same family and injuring four others during the villagers' response to a settler attack.
Settler Attack on Al-Mughayyir
Six Palestinians, including women and children, were injured on Tuesday during a settler attack on the village of Al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.
Marzouq Abu Na'im, vice president of the Al-Mughayyir Village Council, stated that dozens of settlers, protected by occupation forces, attacked Palestinians in the Al-Mughayyir plain and fired tear gas at them while they were plowing their land. This resulted in six Palestinians suffering from suffocation, including three children, two women, and another citizen.
Al-Mughayyir and surrounding villages and towns northeast of Ramallah are subject to continuous settler assaults alongside ongoing raids by occupation forces.
According to the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission, Israeli soldiers and terrorist settlers carried out 2,256 attacks against Palestinians, their land, and their property during the month of July alone—with occupation forces executing 1,458 attacks and settlers carrying out 798 attacks.
(Al-Mamlaka + WAFA)
