Zionist terror police have demolished a
two-storey mosque in Rahet, a small Bedouin town in the south of
occupied Palestine with a population of 45,000 people. It was knocked
down in the early hours of the morning and during demolition 5000
Israeli police armed with riot gear surrounded the area to control the
protesters. Police fired tear-gas and rubber bullets at protesters as a
bulldozer tore down the mosque.
The Zionist police claimed that Sahwa
mosque was built without any permission from the authorities and the
court ruled the mosque constituted a blatant violation of the law.
Hours after the demolition, Palestinians
conducted their prayers close to the site and residents began work to
build the foundation for a new mosque.
Rahet, the town in the Negev desert was
first occupied by the Zionist forces in 1948, since then the Palestinian
residents have been forced to live without municipal services.
____________________________________________________Written by: Ibrahim Nazim
10 November 2010, Wednesday
3 Zulhijja 1431
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