Except by paying the jizya, buying and selling is forbidden by order of the mafia in a real estate w

[size=52]Except by paying the jizya, buying and selling is forbidden by order of the mafia in a real estate war raging in Mosul[/size]

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[size=45]Since its liberation in 2017, the armed groups have penetrated the lands north and east of Mosul to the borders of the center, to include the confiscation of shrines, mosques and markets belonging to the endowments, and the matter did not stop there, but even prevented citizens from building homes without the approval of an armed party.[/size]
[size=45]The story, whose roots date back to before June 2014, began from the Nineveh Plain and crawled to the areas of Al-Sada, Ba’wiza and the Falls adjacent to the center of Mosul, where the window side prevented construction on lands owned by citizens in the state records, as well as the prohibition of renting or selling homes to anyone who does not belong politically to these the entity.[/size]
[size=45]One of the owners of the reserved real estate in Baweza, on condition of anonymity, said that he built a house in 2013 and did not complete its construction due to the entry of the terrorist organization ISIS, and was surprised after the liberation operations that it was prevented from completing it from the same side, without a legal argument.[/size]
[size=45]The owner of the house added that he took advantage of his commercial relations to reach the leader of the tribe to which the categorical official belongs, who prevented him from completing his house, and after the success of the mediation, the official stipulated that he receive about 50 thousand dollars in exchange for allowing him to resume construction work.[/size]
[size=45]And not only that, but a housing association cut and sold lands inside Mosul, which later turned out to be state property that the association sold without its knowledge, while the local government only said that these associations have existed in the city since 2003, and operate outside the property and real estate laws.[/size]
[size=45]After the ISIS stage, Mosul is experiencing a real estate war that is secretly led by influential people and faction leaders, through officials and senior employees in the real estate departments, which prompted Zuhair Al-Araji, the mayor of the city, to announce his surrender in front of the arms and real estate mafias.[/size]
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