Occupation takes land in Beit Liqya and expands buffer zone around Basagot

The Israeli occupation authorities have seized over 15 dunams of land in the city of Beit El in the West Bank to establish a security corridor surrounding the "Beit Sagueet" settlement. This corridor extends for 3,835 meters, with the aim of isolating approximately 380 additional dunams located between the settlement's built-up area and the new route. Although these lands are not officially subject to expropriation orders, the implementation of the project prevents their owners from accessing them and places them under the security control of the settlement, as part of a progressively expanding settlement policy that Israel has been pursuing since October 2023. This policy includes issuing 46 military orders to establish buffer zones around settlements, aiming to expand control over Palestinian lands without formally changing ownership or issuing new building plans. The "Beit Sagueet" settlement, established in 1981 on private Palestinian lands, is an area that prevents Palestinian expansion to the east of the city.

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