The Israeli-controlled municipality of occupied Jerusalem has sent its bulldozers on Monday in a new destruction mission in Beit Hanina, local sources said.
Mohammed Samara, living in Ashqariya suburb in the village, said that the municipality bulldozers razed his caravan where he lives with his wife and two children.
He said that the municipality had served him a demolition notice three years ago after imposing 13000 shekels fine on him.
The father, a painter, appealed for providing his family with a tent after his wife and children were rendered homeless.
Meanwhile, the Israeli authorities razed five homes in the Negev on Monday owned by Bedouins at the pretext they were not licensed.
The Israeli authorities forced the citizens to raze their homes with their own hands to avoid taxes and heavy financial fines in the event they refused.
Bedouin leaders said that Israel has apparently started its plan of emptying the Negev of its Arab Bedouins in a bid to seize control of their land.
