Footage documented settlers attacking a Palestinian family with stones while they were out for an Eid al-Fitr holiday north of Jericho in the West Bank.

Settlers attacked the family near the "Auja Waterfall" area, north of Jericho in the West Bank.

In a similar context, the occupation forces launched a large-scale demolition campaign targeting citizens' homes and sheep pens in several residential communities in the northern Jordan Valley in the West Bank, displacing a number of families and destroying their property.

Demolitions began in the village of Bardala, where a large force of the occupation army stormed the village and demolished a sheep barn, a residential caravan, and a bathroom belonging to Jihad Sawafta, displacing his family and depriving them of their shelter.

Military bulldozers then moved to the Al-Farisiya-Khallet Khader settlement, where they demolished the remaining tents of six families who had previously been displaced.

This attack resulted in the destruction of more than 11 facilities, including residential tents and sheep pens, further exacerbating the suffering of families already living in dire conditions.

The occupation forces also continued their operations in the Burj community, where they demolished residential barracks, sheep pens, and mobile bathrooms belonging to the families of Radi Khalil and Rad Zawahra. The damage included the demolition of residential barracks measuring 80 square meters, sheep pens measuring 180 square meters, and mobile bathrooms, exacerbating the suffering of the targeted families.

This campaign comes within the framework of the ongoing policy pursued by the occupation to displace residents of the northern Jordan Valley and deprive them of the necessities of life, in an attempt to impose a new reality that serves settlement expansion.