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Expulsion log

Soldiers confiscate family from al-Hadidiyah’s cars on Israeli Jordan Valley regional settlement council orders:

9 August 2023

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In the late afternoon on Wednesday, 9 August 2023, settlers arrived in a Jordan Valley regional settlement council vehicle at the pastureland east of the village of al-Hadidiyah in the northern Jordan Valley, where two of the village’s residents were grazing their flocks. The settlers summoned soldiers who confiscated the two cars owned by the shepherds on the pretext that they had driven into forbidden territory. The soldiers drove them to a nearby military post.