Israel Orders Removal of Almond Trees and Wild Vegetation From Land in Hebron
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Military order targets agricultural land in Dura and Tarqumiya, threatening vegetation and farmers' livelihoods, says Palestinian commission
Israeli authorities issued a military order to uproot almond trees and vegetation on 37,782 square meters of agricultural land in the West Bank.
On Thursday, the Wall and Settlement Resistance Authority revealed that the Israeli occupation authorities issued a military order for the removal of almond trees and random plants from land in the towns of Dura and Targumia, Hebron Governorate, for a total area of 37,782 dunums, with an extension of up to 7558 metres.
Israel has issued a military order to uproot almond trees on over 37 dunams of agricultural land in Dura and Terkumya, near Hebron. The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Committee stated that the order covers an area of 37 dunams and 782 square meters, and a line exceeding 7.5 kilometers.
Israel has issued an order to uproot almond trees on over 37 dunams of agricultural land in Dura and Tarkumya, near Hebron in the West Bank. The Palestinian Committee for Resistance Against the Wall and Settlements stated that the order covers an area of 37 dunams and 782 square meters, and a line exceeding 7.5 kilometers.
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