The occupation threatens to demolish all homes in the village of Al-Nu'man, east of Bethlehem.

On Wednesday, the occupation authorities notified the demolition of all homes in the village of Al-Nu'man, east of Bethlehem.

Jamal al-Darawi, head of the al-Nu'man village council, said that Israeli police, accompanied by Israeli occupation officials in Jerusalem, raided the project. The project has been renovated for the third time in a few months since the beginning of the year. Meanwhile, all the refugee homes, 35 of them strong, and 45 apartments, were not ready, with the newest being 35 years old, and the oldest being 75.

Al-Darawi pointed out that a lawyer is following up on the case of the homes, and is racing against time to prevent the occupation from implementing its plan to demolish the homes.

He explained that the company, which established a village council in 2013 to confront the occupation's plans, has a population of 150 people and an area of 1,500 dunams. Resistance has been banned there for 32 years.

Al-Darawi announced that the occupation's ban on construction in the church would force approximately 100 residents to leave in search of housing.

The occupation joined the occupation in displacing the city's residents and annexing it to the borders of the tribal occupation in Jerusalem. For a period of two years, the occupation court approved the imposition of what is known as the "Arnona" property tax on all homes in the village. Six years ago, between 30,000 and 60,000 shekels were paid for each home.

The village of Al-Nu'man is located east of the Bethlehem Governorate, approximately 4.5 km from the city center. It is bordered to the east by the lands of the village of Al-Khas, to the north by the Sur Baher district in occupied Jerusalem, and to the west and south by the city of Beit Sahour.

It indicates that the occupation threatened the homes with demolition on the first day of January 26th, and used it on the tenth of June of this year.

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