Today, Wednesday, the Israeli occupation forces began demolishing homes and facilities in the West Bank.

In Bethlehem, the Israeli forces forced the citizen, Muhammad Issa Muslim, to demolish the barracks built on an area of five dunums in the Wadi al-Baqar area, which includes a warehouse, an aluminum shop, a car repair garage and a restaurant, after he had previously been notified of the demolition and paid a financial guarantee of 25 thousand shekels.

He was forced to demolish personally, otherwise the demolition will be carried out at his own expense, as his loss amounted to more than 500 thousand shekels.

In Jericho, the Israeli forces demolished 5 homes in the village of Al-Jiftlik, including the Triangle area and Khallet Al-Fula, belonging to the Bani Odeh, Jahalin, and Al-Kaabneh families.

The Israeli forces demolished a house belonging to citizen Qadri Darwish Bani Odeh, consisting of a cement floor covered with zinc plaster, with an estimated area of 140 square metres, in which he and 10 members of his family lived, under the pretext of not having a license.

In Nablus, the Israeli forces demolished a house belonging to citizen Hisham Abu Thabet, with an area estimated at approximately 100 square metres, and which had been standing for more than 20 years.

The majority of the homes in the village of Farush Beit Dajan are at risk of demolition and removal, following the seizure of 11,000 dunums of its land, which had an area of about 14,000 dunums.