We will remove your corps, said Israeli forces

We will remove your corps, said Israeli forces

News December 17, 2020
We will remove your corps, said Israeli forces
Gaza (QNN)- Israeli forces threatened Palestinian farmers in Gaza to remove their corps yesterday. The Israeli forces stuck signs near the Palestinians' farms that are located near Gaza's border, threatening them to remove their corps, if they don't remove them by themselves because the corps are off the permitted area for planting, as the forces claim. The signs read, "Farmer, your crops are off the permitted area for planting. If you don't remove them in a short period of time, we will remove them." Such attacks by Israeli forces on Palestinian farmers in Gaza are regular. Farmers are prevented from accessing their lands if located within 300 meters from the border between Gaza and 'Israel', which 'Israel' has declared as a buffer zone off to Palestinians.

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