Jaba structures face demolition notices
The Israeli occupation authorities issued notices to demolish a number of homes and structures in Jaba village north of occupied Jerusalem, as part of a policy aimed at restricting Palestinians and preventing urban expansion under the pretext of lacking building permits. These notices include entire family homes across all floors and livestock shelters. In 2026, the occupation forces carried out 341 demolition operations in the West Bank and Jerusalem, resulting in the destruction of 740 structures and causing direct damage to 923 Palestinians, including 546 children and 431 women. Additionally, 254 new demolition notices were issued. Israeli permit procedures are considered unfeasible for Palestinians, making many homes and structures vulnerable to demolition or removal.
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