The evening bulletin of the Jerusalem governorate on the "most prominent developments and violations" in the Jerusalem square
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Day: Saturday, March 12, 2022
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Arrests:-
The occupation forces arrested a young man from the Bab al-Sahira area of occupied Jerusalem and took him to one of the investigation centres in the city.
Nackle the occupation:-
The occupation forces erected a military checkpoint, stopped the vehicles, and checked the identities of the people and citizens in the Wadi Hilweh neighbourhood in the town of Silwan, south of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The occupation forces erected a military checkpoint at the entrance to the town of Bedouin northwest of occupied Jerusalem.
The occupation police erected a military checkpoint for those outside the city of Jerusalem towards the town of Hazma, north of occupied Jerusalem.
Settler attacks:-
Settlers called for a central storming of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque next Thursday in the so-called "Feast of Purim."
Miscellaneous:-
A gas cylinder exploded in a house in the Old City of occupied Jerusalem, setting the house on fire.
Setreation projects:-
The "mayor of the occupation" in Jerusalem revealed the details of a new settlement plan to build 6,000 units on the lands of the destroyed villages in the hills of Jerusalem extending from the town of Lifta to the town of Ain Karem. The plan is located on land area of 300 dunums, which are the land of displaced villages, including: “Sataf, Wadi Serar, Wolfta, and Ain Karem”, southwest of Jerusalem.
And in the vicinity of the area “Ain al-Jawzah”, “Ain al-Balad” and “Al-Jura”, it is close to the town of Al-Walaja and is characterised by water eyes and forest areas.
The project will be called “Rikhis Lavan”, where it was researched many years ago amid protests from conservation associations, according to the occupation municipality.
The municipality claimed that "the plan is an alternative that preserves the springs, the White Valley, and all the infiltration areas that feed the springs."
And that it will be on an area of 300 dunums instead of 800, as it was in the plan that was put forward years ago, with the remaining 500 dunums to be used as a "national park," she claimed.
“Through advanced planning, intensive and versatile uses, as well as 'abandoning’ the light rail line, it is possible to build 6,000 housing units.”
Summary of yesterday evening's highlights:-
- The occupation forces erected a sudden military checkpoint on the road of the settlement of "Maali Adumim" towards the town of Al-Eizariya, and stopped and searched citizens' vehicles.
The occupation forces closed the Abu Alaa building in the town of Abu Dis, which belongs to the Samad Foundation of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, located in the centre of the town, which has been abandoned for decades.
The occupation authorities released the young men Amir Samir Noman Al-Sheikh and Ibrahim Ayyash from the town of Bedouin northwest of occupied Jerusalem.
This day ended until 7:00 pm
Public relations and media unit
Al-Quds Al-Sharif Governorate