Demolition of Factory and Agricultural Rooms in Beit Ula West of Hebron
Today, Israeli occupation forces demolished a factory and agricultural rooms, and uprooted lands in Beit Oula town northwest of Hebron, in the Makhidah area west of the town. Local officials reported that the factory belongs to residents and is used for shaping and decorating iron, as well as manufacturing solar panel holders. The factory covers an area of over 800 square meters. Additionally, agricultural rooms measuring approximately 20 square meters were demolished, and lands cultivated with olive trees—covering up to 1,500 square meters—were uprooted, resulting in significant material losses for the owner and a halt to agricultural and industrial activities.
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