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Zionist enemy forces Jerusalemite to demolish his home in Issawiya

Zionist enemy forces Jerusalemite to demolish his home in Issawiya

Saba Yemen02-05-2025

Al-Quds - Saba:
The Zionist enemy authorities forced a Jerusalemite citizen to demolish his home in the town of Issawiya, northeast of occupied Al-Quds.
Citizen Mahmoud Alian told the Palestinian News Agency that the Zionist municipality forced him to demolish his home, which he had lived in with his wife and daughters for eight years, the home, which covers an area of 110 square meters, was built in the same area.
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