Key facts
- Israeli forces demolished eleven Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank in the past 24 hours.
- Israeli forces also seized over 22 dunams of Palestinian-owned land south of Jenin.
- Settler violence, including attacks on Palestinians and damage to agricultural land, has intensified.
- Israeli forces raided at least 20 towns and villages in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
- A UNRWA vocational training center in Qalandia refugee camp was raided, with staff detained.
Israeli forces have demolished eleven Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank within the past 24 hours, according to Al Jazeera. The demolitions are part of intensified Israeli military operations in the region, which have also included raids on at least 20 towns and villages and the seizure of Palestinian-owned land.
In addition to home demolitions, Israeli forces issued military orders to seize over 22 dunams of land south of Jenin for military purposes and established mobile homes near the Tayasir military checkpoint, signaling plans for a new settlement. Settler violence has also escalated, with attacks on Palestinians, blocking of ambulances, and damage to agricultural land.
Israeli soldiers raided a UNRWA vocational training center in the Qalandia refugee camp, detaining staff and students. Similar raids and arrests were reported in multiple other towns and villages across the West Bank. In one incident, an ambulance carrying a pregnant woman was halted, leading to a miscarriage.
Separately, Israeli occupation forces demolished ten homes and two structures across the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem on Monday. This included demolitions in the Al-Bustan neighborhood of Silwan, forcing the Rimawi family to self-demolish three homes in Jabal Al-Mukabber, and demolitions in Beit Hanina At-Tahta, Nahalin, Ni’lin, and the Arraba Junction area.