Occupation destroys homes and arrests 13 Palestinians

The Israeli occupation forces carried out widespread demolitions in the village of Jenbah in the southern West Bank's Masafer Yatta and in Jerusalem, involving thousands of Palestinian homes and structures. These included residences, livestock shelters, sheep pens, and water wells. At least ten homes and twelve agricultural and industrial facilities were targeted, with equipment destroyed and properties damaged, leading to the destruction of fodder, water tanks, and the displacement of residents living in an area Israel designates as a "live fire zone," which had previously been subjected to demolition. Additionally, the occupation forces conducted arrest campaigns that detained 13 Palestinian citizens across various parts of the West Bank, including Nablus, Ramallah, Bethlehem, and Tulkarm. Today also witnessed settler attacks, with fires set to Palestinian properties and vehicles in the area. The demolitions extended to include tin structures and land in other parts of the Jerusalem and Jenin governorates, marking a continued escalation that fuels increased tensions and confrontations in the region.

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