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In Al-Mughayyir, Israeli soldiers are scanning residents to add their data to a facial recognition database
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"The occupation declares the village of Al-Mughayir, northeast of Ramallah, a closed military zone for 48 hours and threatens the residents with arrest." - Source
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A Palestinian child and his father, Fadel Abu Alya, were detained by the Israeli occupation forces after the occupation declared the village of Al-Mughayir, northeast of Ramallah, a closed military zone for 48 hours.
Occupation soldiers closed the village’s only entrance, cutting off residents from leaving or returning. A group of soldiers then seized a home in the village, forcibly evacuating its residents and turning it into a military outpost. Meanwhile, an occupation military bulldozer stormed the village center as forces tightened their control over the area.
Israeli occupation troops also distributed threatening leaflets, claiming residents were “obstructing security” or “cooperating with hostile parties.”
Source: Telegram sawtalmughayyir
Event Notes
Al-Muggayir under Closed Military Zone for 48 hoursOn November 6, since dawn, around 200 Israeli soldiers completely besieged al-Mughayyir,northeast of Ramallah, before entering it.
According to Marzouq Abu Naim, deputy head of the al-Mughayyir village council,
They stormed the village this morning from several directions, deploying military vehicles accompanied by infantry units.
They raided a number of homes, detained residents, and interrogated them on the spot.
They detained a number of residents whose identities are not yet known and occupied a residential building belonging to Raed Abu Aliya after forcibly evicting its residents.
They closed the western entrance to the village with earth mounds, preventing residents from entering or leaving. (the western entrance is currently the only access point to the village after the occupation forces closed the eastern entrance on October 7, 2023)
This have prevented employees from going to work and students from attending school and university. The occupation forces also distributed leaflets threatening the villagers.
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