Today, Saturday, the Israeli occupation forces seized an area of 5 dunams and 163 square meters of land from the towns of Sa'ir and Ash-Shuyukh in the Hebron Governorate, through a seizure order for military and security purposes.
The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission said in a statement that the military order aimed to seize the aforementioned area in order to pave a colonial road connecting the "Asfar" and "Bene Kedem" settlements, which are built on the lands of the towns of Ash-Shuyukh and Sa'ir.
The statement added that the analysis of the military order indicates that the occupying state allocated areas originally declared as state land in the area for military use, namely the construction of the settlement road, the area marked in blue, which is 4 dunams and 888 square meters, and added a total of 275 square meters for the same purposes, which is the area marked in red.
According to the database of the Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission, since the beginning of 2025, the occupation authorities have issued a total of 40 military orders to seize Palestinian land, 11 of which resulted in the establishment of buffer zones around settlements, aimed at preventing citizens from accessing vast swathes of land under the pretext of their proximity to settlements.
The occupying state has recently intensified its issuance of this type of order in an attempt to impose new realities on Palestinian lands, including the construction of military towers and roads designated for the army and settlers, in addition to the buffer zones around settlements. These military orders serve the settlers and settlements at the expense of citizens' lands and their ability to lead normal lives.
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"Resistance to the Wall": The occupation seizes 5 dunams of land from the towns of Sa'ir and Ash-Shuyukh.