Nazi army to uproot tens of thousands of forest trees from northern West Bank
The Nazi occupation authorities today notified the Municipal Council of Khirbet A‘tuf village, southeast of Tubas, of their intention to uproot tens of thousands of forest trees from the area, according to a local activist.
Mu‘taz Bsharat said that the Nazi occupation authorities handed the Municipal Council a notice to remove 30,000 forest trees planted in a 1600-donum pasture reserve.
Head of the Municipal Council, Abdullah Bsharat, said that the trees were planted by the Council and Ministry of Agriculture with funds from international donors, explaining that the Nazi military notice to uproot the trees, dated October 6, was found out today in the reserve.
The Jordan Valley, which is a fertile strip of land running west along the Jordan River, is home to about 65,000 Pales...










