Funduq hit by house demolitions for path of Apartheid Wall
Latest News, The Grassroots Palestinian Anti-Apartheid Wall Campaign, May 24th, 2006
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| Above: Funduk lands to be confiscated for the Apartheid Wall. |
Occupation bulldozers and jeeps attacked the village of Funduq on Wednesday 24th of May destroying several properties. The demolitions are preparation for construction of the Apartheid Wall which will cut into the western part of the village. Other houses in the area were left under threat of imminent destruction as the Wall project is finalized in the districts of Salfit and Qalqiliya
The house demolitions took place in the west of the village beginning at 8 am. A building belonging to Saleim Abdallah Abbas – where construction work was still ongoing – was razed to the ground. The property was to be a home of 150 square meters for family members. Moreover, the infrastructure for a quarry in the village was destroyed together with two sheds.
Demolitions in this area have been ongoing since April 2005 when the Occupation announced the demolition of 30 houses in Funduq, Hajja and Jinsafut. Seven of these properties have been destroyed, with the rest under threat of imminent demolition. The attacks come as the Occupation finalizes the route of the Apartheid Wall around the “Qedumim and Ariel finger” enabling annexation of Palestinian lands. Salfit and Qalqiliya districts will be left dissected and fragmented as a result.
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| Above: A Demolished house in Funduk village. |
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