Immediately after the Israeli forces secured full control of the occupied Palestinian territories during their armed aggression against the Arab countries in June 1967, the political leadership of the occupying state started formulating and implementing its plans and projects for settlement in the occupied territories. The aim was to create a whole range of political, social, and economic effects that would have an impact on both the geographical and demographic levels of these territories. Palestinian public and private land and properties were targeted by the policy of the Israeli occupation forces, which resorted to various methods of taking them away from their owners.