The Abu Al-Hawa family was able to reclaim their home and land in the town of At-Tur in occupied Jerusalem, after settlers seized them.

According to local sources, settlers seized the house and the land on September 16, and forced the family of citizen Ahmed Abu Al-Hawa to leave the house under the protection of the occupation forces, and closed it with locks and barbed wire.

She added: "The person in charge of the property, Ms. Ibtisam Abu Al-Hawa, filed a complaint with the occupation police, challenging the ownership papers that the settlers claim to own the house and the land, and we demanded their return."

She pointed out that they obtained a decision from the occupation court to return the house to the Abu Al-Hawa family, and rejected the settlers’ request to take possession of the house.

Settlers, under the protection of the occupation forces, stormed Al-Khalwa Street in At-Tur, raided a residential apartment, locked its doors, placed barbed wire around it, and installed surveillance cameras.