Israeli forces demolish building under construction near JerusalemAl-Shahoubi discusses with the Turkish Ambassador the return of Turkish Airlines to Libyan airports.

JERUSALEM: Israeli occupation bulldozers Tuesday began demolishing a building under construction in the town of Beit Hanina, north of occupied Jerusalem. Local sources reported that the occupation forces began early in the morning demolishing an eight-story building under construction, adding that it's owned by local resident local resident Farid Abu Zahariya. Large forces from the occupation army were deployed at the site, simultaneously with crews from the occupation municipality demolishing the upper floors of the building with bulldozers. Eyewitnesses said that the occupation forces began demolishing the building, each floor of which has an area of 300 square metres, since 6:00 A.M, noting that demolition process is still taking place until now. Palestinians in occupied Jerusalem say they are forced to build without permit because the Israeli municipality rarely issues permits to the city's original Palestinian citizens as a way to reduce their number by forcing them to leave it and find accommodation and work elsewhere. Source: Palestine news and Information Agency – WAFA Tripoli: The GNU Minister of Transportation, Mohamed Al-Shahoubi, discussed yesterday with the Turkish Ambassador to Libya, Kenan Yilmaz, and his accompanying delegation cooperation between the two countries and the return of Turkish Airlines to the Libyan airports. According to the Ministry of Transportation, the meeting was attended by the Undersecretary for Air Transport Affairs, the Acting Head of the Civil Aviation Authority, and the Director of the Technical Cooperation Office at the Ministry's office. According to the ministry, Al-Shahoubi expressed his happiness and appreciation for the meetings between the Libyan Civil Aviation Authority and the Turkish Aviation Authority, pointing out that the two sides agreed to prepare a memorandum of understanding in this regard and to accelerate the implementation of its provisions as soon as possible in preparation for the return of Turkish Airlines to operate its flights to Libyan airports. Source: Libyan News Agency