Nablus - Saba:
Zionist enemy forces demolished, on Thursday morning, a two-storey house in Yatma town, south of Nablus city, north of the occupied West Bank.
Local sources said that the Zionist enemy forces stormed the town of Yatma, accompanied by two military bulldozers, and forced the citizen Baraa Nasser Ismail to evacuate his two-storey house, before proceeding to demolish it.
In a press statement, the head of Yatma Village Council, Ahmad Sunobar, said that the Zionist enemy forces demolished for the second time the citizen Ismail's house, after they demolished his house for the first time in the area between the villages of Qabalan and Yatma.
He noted that the house targeted for demolition ‘was inhabited, and they were forcibly evicted, and then the Zionist enemy bulldozers began the demolition process.’
He stated that the enemy forces have notified 170 houses for demolition in Yatma town in recent years, under the pretext of building in a ‘C’ area, pointing out that most of the town's land is classified as ‘C’, and that two houses have been demolished in the past two months.
Zionist enemy forces demolished, on Thursday morning, a two-storey house in Yatma town, south of Nablus city, north of the occupied West Bank.
Local sources said that the Zionist enemy forces stormed the town of Yatma, accompanied by two military bulldozers, and forced the citizen Baraa Nasser Ismail to evacuate his two-storey house, before proceeding to demolish it.
In a press statement, the head of Yatma Village Council, Ahmad Sunobar, said that the Zionist enemy forces demolished for the second time the citizen Ismail's house, after they demolished his house for the first time in the area between the villages of Qabalan and Yatma.
He noted that the house targeted for demolition ‘was inhabited, and they were forcibly evicted, and then the Zionist enemy bulldozers began the demolition process.’
He stated that the enemy forces have notified 170 houses for demolition in Yatma town in recent years, under the pretext of building in a ‘C’ area, pointing out that most of the town's land is classified as ‘C’, and that two houses have been demolished in the past two months.