Israeli bulldozers demolish residential building in northern Jerusalem

Israeli bulldozers demolish residential building in northern Jerusalem

News June 15, 2020
Israeli bulldozers demolish residential building in northern Jerusalem
Occupied Jerusalem (QNN)- Israeli bulldozers started this morning to demolish a residential and commercial building in northern Jerusalem this morning. Abdullah Alqam, the head of Jerusalem's and Palestine's tribes and head of the popular campaign to support Jerusalem, told QNN that large numbers of Israeli policemen accompanied by bulldozers stormed the neighborhood of Ras Shihadah. He added that Israeli bulldozers demolished a residential building, displacing two families of ten Palestinians, including six children. The building, which was built six months ago, also contained four shops. The occupation state had notified the families that their houses will be demolished under the pretext of having no permit. The occupation state prevents Palestinians from building new houses while allows settlers to expand settlements, trying to push Palestinians to leave their homeland.

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