Occupied Quds - Saba:
Al-Quds Governorate announced on Wednesday that the Israeli occupation authorities confiscated more than 1,398 dunams of Palestinian land in the city during the first quarter of 2025, under the pretext of expanding roads and settlements, such as Givat Binyamin, and annexing illegal outposts.
It also revealed the implementation of infrastructure projects in the heart of Palestinian neighborhoods, including Wadi al-Joz, al-Ram, Kafr Aqab, Mikhmas, and Qalandia, as part of a plan aimed at Judaizing the city and imposing a new demographic reality by expelling the indigenous population.
The Governorate warned against the "Greater Jerusalem" project, through which the occupation authorities seek to annex 223 km² of West Bank land, including 14 settlements within three settlement blocs, to isolate Quds from its Palestinian surroundings.
It also noted the direct involvement of the Israeli municipality in settlement projects within Palestinian neighborhoods for the first time, reflecting the involvement of official institutions in Judaization operations.
These measures were considered a violation of international law, and the international community, including the United Nations, the European Union, and Arab and Islamic countries, was called upon to urgently intervene to halt these violations and protect the legal and historical status of Quds.
Al-Quds Governorate announced on Wednesday that the Israeli occupation authorities confiscated more than 1,398 dunams of Palestinian land in the city during the first quarter of 2025, under the pretext of expanding roads and settlements, such as Givat Binyamin, and annexing illegal outposts.
It also revealed the implementation of infrastructure projects in the heart of Palestinian neighborhoods, including Wadi al-Joz, al-Ram, Kafr Aqab, Mikhmas, and Qalandia, as part of a plan aimed at Judaizing the city and imposing a new demographic reality by expelling the indigenous population.
The Governorate warned against the "Greater Jerusalem" project, through which the occupation authorities seek to annex 223 km² of West Bank land, including 14 settlements within three settlement blocs, to isolate Quds from its Palestinian surroundings.
It also noted the direct involvement of the Israeli municipality in settlement projects within Palestinian neighborhoods for the first time, reflecting the involvement of official institutions in Judaization operations.
These measures were considered a violation of international law, and the international community, including the United Nations, the European Union, and Arab and Islamic countries, was called upon to urgently intervene to halt these violations and protect the legal and historical status of Quds.