Israel plans to displace 200,000 Palestinians from Occupied Al-Quds

The director of the Al-Quds Center for Social and Economic Rights, Ziad Al-Hamouri, said that Al-Quds is subjected to massive Judaization plans.

Hamouri noted that the Israeli government intends to relocate 300,000 settlers to Occupied Al-Quds, bringing the total number of Jewish settlers in the occupied city to 500,000.

Additionally, he expressed concern about Israeli plans to expel over 200,000 Palestinians from Occupied Al-Quds.

He clarified that the Israeli government does not want the proportion of Palestinians in Al-Quds to rise above 12% of the entire population.

Hamouri also emphasized how the Israeli settlement building boom has significantly reduced the geographic proximity of the Palestinian towns in Al-Quds.

Israeli authorities have authorized the construction of 10,000 housing units and 20 settlements in Occupied Al-Quds.

Meanwhile, he sternly warned that more than 20,000 demolition orders might be carried out at any time.