Israel toughens laws for Palestinians to claim private land
Mona Kandil
Press TV, Ramallah
Israel passes a new law limiting Palestinians' Access to Israel’s High Court for petitions on their private lands grabbed by Israeli settlers. Administrative petitions will now be transferred to the Jerusalem District Court instead. Palestinians say this kills any possibility for them to end Israeli occupation and have an independent state on conjoined lands in the future.
Mona Kandil reports from Ramallah.
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