The Israeli occupation forces began, at dawn on Wednesday, demolition and seizure operations in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem.

In occupied Jerusalem, the occupation forces, accompanied by several bulldozers, raided the town of Silwan and demolished the house of citizen Naim Al-Ruwaidi.

The house also contains the headquarters of the Al-Bustan Center and the Sumoud Tent, which is the place where the residents of Al-Bustan neighborhood have gathered for years to defend their homes.

In Salfit, the occupation bulldozers demolished a tourist facility, a chalet, in the town of Az-Zawiya, owned by citizen Muhammad Amer, a resident of the neighboring village of Masha.

In Hebron, the occupation forces stormed the town with a number of military vehicles and bulldozed the house of citizen Iyad Abdul Hamid Muhaisen Awad, in the "Beit Za'tah" area east of the town, under the pretext of not having a permit, despite the fact that the owners of the house possess all the legal papers proving their ownership of the land on which the building was built. The house consists of one floor with an area of 100 square meters, and the family was preparing to move into it, and another house.

These forces also demolished a large water collection pond, with a capacity of about 200 cups, in the Thaghrat al-Shabak area north of the town, owned by citizen Younis Naji Bahr, and used for agricultural purposes.

In the northern Jordan Valley, the occupation bulldozers began demolishing a concrete house under construction in the village of Kardala, with an estimated area of 140 square meters, owned by Nasser Suleiman Fuqaha, on the pretext of not having a permit.

The occupation forces had notified the house a few days ago of its demolition, and the Israeli court had rejected the appeal submitted by the house owner to cancel the demolition order.

The occupation forces also seized caravans used for overnight stays by farmers in the village of Bardala.