Due to the court ruling, the Israeli Civil Administration surveyed the land and found that among the 12 homes, 8 homes including Klein's home were built on land that got leased by Israel, and later they got regulated by Israel. Eventually, out of the 12 homes, 1 home got demolished in 2015. the Israeli Ministry of Defense said that someone will get financial compensation if they can prove that they are the original owner of the land.
The court ruling led to an investigation by the Israeli Civil Administration, revealing that eight homes out of twelve, including Klein's, were constructed on leased Israel-owned property and subsequently regulated by Israel. Eventually, one home was demolished in 2015. The Israeli Ministry of Defense proposed financial compensation for original landowners.