Israeli occupation razes Palestinians’ lands in north of West Bank for settlement expansion

International

OCCUIED AL-QUDS, (ST)- The Israeli occupation forces Wednesday morning  stormed the village of Burin, south of Nablus in the West Bank, and began to raze the lands of the Palestinian farmers.

Burin is located near an illegal Israeli settlement according to Wafa news agency.

The agency reported that the Israeli occupation forces stormed the village with military bulldozers and began razing dozens of dunums of Palestinian land with the aim of expanding a settlement outpost.

The occupation forces continue their aggressive practices against the Palestinians through taking tight measures against them, raiding their cities and villages and launching daily arrest campaigns that aim at displacing the Palestinians and at seizing and judaizing their lands.

 Hamda Mustafa

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