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Although the government has submitted new amendments to the law on reconciliation in building violations, which are currently being discussed by the Housing and Local Administration Committee in the Senate, in preparation for referring them to the House of Representatives for discussion and approval, to address the reconciliation problems that the previous law could not solve, these new amendments did not meet all the citizens' demands. One of the most prominent demands made by the representatives, and not met by the amendments, is determining the fate of the encroachments within the residential blocks that will be reconciled. Although this problem worries the citizens who own these encroached lands, since they are still classified as agricultural land despite being surrounded on all sides by violating buildings, and thus it has become difficult to cultivate them. Despite the demands of the members of the Housing Committee in the Senate to include these lands in the new reconciliation law, the government's response was to reject them because this new law relates to reconciliation and legalizing the status of those who committed the violation and the conditions of reconciliation apply to them, while those who did not commit any violations and whose land is still agricultural do not fall under the law. #Your_Legal_Advisor #Tamer_the_Lawyer #Gaza #Palestine #Construction_Violations_Reconciliation_Law #Reconciliation #Jerusalem #Issue_Provisions