For almost two months the IDF closed off all the entrances to the village of Deir Nizam, other than one, where soldiers were posted day and night. During this period the army also raided homes and the local school. The village of Deir Nizam is situated in the Ramallah District, opposite the settlement of Halamish and the outlaw outposts that occupy part of the village’s land. The village’s tribulations began with the establishment of Halamish in 1978. Some 2,500 dunams (625 acres) of its land was usurped. Because of its proximity to the settlement, construction in the village is permitted only on 200 dunams that are not in Area C (i.e., under full Israeli control). The settlers monitor all the construction activity that goes on and report it to the occupation authorities.
— source Jews For Justice For Palestinians | Gideon Levy, Alex Levac | Feb 6, 2022