Occupied Jerusalem, Three Palestinians were martyred Tuesday at dawn in Jenin city of the West Bank as the occupation forces assassinated them inside Ibn Sina Hospital. 'About 10 soldiers of occupation forces disguised as doctors and nurses, and they infiltrated the hospital and assassinated three young men', Wafa Agency quoted sources from the hospital as saying, adding the young men had been receiving treatment for weeks. The national forces called for a strike and a general mobilization in Jenin after assassinating the three young men in Ibn Sina Hospital. The number of martyrs, since the beginning of the year in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem has reached up to 62 martyrs, while the total number of martyrs since the beginning of aggression on Gaza has risen to 381. Meanwhile, on Monday, five Palestinians were martyred in the West Bank. Source: Syrian Arab News Agency JERUSALEM: A Palestinian resident of the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Jabal al-Mukaber was forced to demolish his own home after receiving a demolition order from the Israeli municipality of West Jerusalem, citing unpermitted construction as a pretext. The house owner, Jameel Sarri, said he was forced today to self-demolish his 100-square-meter home following a raid by a municipal staff into his home. The municipality staff threatened the owner that if he did not demolish his house on his own, the municipality staff would demolish it and force him to pay exorbitant amounts of money in costs and fines. The demolition rendered the five-member family homeless in the cold winter weather. Under the pretext of building without a permit, which is rarely granted to Palestinians in the occupied city, the Israeli municipality has been demolishing or forcing Palestinians to demolish their own houses as part of a policy aimed at restricting Palestinian expansion and growth in occupied Jerusalem. Palestinians in Eas t Jerusalem find themselves compelled to tear down their homes after receiving a demolition order to avoid paying exorbitant costs to the Israeli municipality if it carries out the demolition. Palestinians say they are forced to build without permits because the Israeli municipality discriminates against them and refuses to issue permits or places unreasonable conditions that they cannot afford to issue a permit. At the same time, thousands of housing units are built for colonists in the city on appropriated Palestinian lands and are made easily accessible to them. Source: Palestine News and Information Agency