Al-Taybeh: Protest rally against plan to confiscate 4,000 dunams of the city's land

Residents of the city of Al-Taybeh continued their weekly protest rallies on Saturday against a plan targeting approximately 4,000 dunams of the city's land. Dozens demonstrated at the city entrance, raising banners denouncing the plan, which they describe as threatening their existence.

Residents of the city of Al-Taybeh continued their weekly protest rallies on Saturday against a plan targeting approximately 4,000 dunams of the city's land. Dozens demonstrated at the city entrance near the sit-in tent, raising banners that read: 'Instead of demolition and destruction, give us permits and construction,' 'Al-Taybeh plain for Al-Taybeh,' and 'Israeli national plans target our existence.' Israeli authorities are targeting these lands for Israeli projects that do not serve the city of Al-Taybeh, according to the article. Citizen Ibrahim Abdel Qader from Al-Taybeh told Arab 48 that the farmers' committee, the popular committee, and those affected stand weekly to protest this plan, which threatens the existence of citizens. Abdel Qader called on the city's residents to participate in the protest rallies, describing the plans as 'racist.' Citizen Youssef Abu Aita also spoke to Arab 48 about the rallies.

Al-Taybeh: Protest rally against plan to confiscate 4,000 dunams of the city's land