Israeli settlers, today, levelled and dug swathes of land in the Palestinian village of Kisan, east of the southern West Bank city of Bethlehem, reported Wafa news agency. Kisan, a village cut off from other neighbouring Palestinian villages, is inhabited by 800 people and is surrounded by the two illegal Israeli settlements of Maale Amos and Avi Menahem. Its area is about 133,278 dunams (133 square kilometres). Israeli settlers expropriated 2,201 dunams (2.2 square kilometres). Ahmad Ghazal, a local activist, told Wafa that a settler levelled a two-dunam plot of land to make room for the expansion of his stone-cutting factory, located 100 metres away from the houses of the village. READ: New York Times investigation finds Israeli soldier killed […] Source
Israel levels land in Palestinian village to expand stone-cutting factory
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