Today, Wednesday, the Israeli occupation forces blew up the home of the martyr Mujahid Mansour in the town of Deir Ibzi', west of Ramallah.

In Ramallah, occupation forces raided the home of martyr Mujahid Mansour in the town of Deir Ibzi' and proceeded to rig it with explosives before detonating it, after a raid that lasted for several hours.

Local sources reported that the occupation forces forced a number of families to evacuate their homes in the area surrounding the house.

The sources pointed out that the occupation forces fired live bullets at the martyr Mansour's house after it was blown up.

It is noteworthy that the martyr Mansour was killed by the occupation forces on March 22, 2024.

In occupied Jerusalem, the Israeli occupation authorities forced a citizen to demolish his home in the town of Beit Safafa on Wednesday.

Local sources reported that the occupation municipality forced citizen Alaa Alian to demolish his two-story home.

The occupation authorities force citizens, particularly in Jerusalem, to demolish their homes on their own, claiming they lack permits. Those who refuse to do so have their homes demolished by bulldozers, and the owner is subjected to heavy costs.

The Israeli municipality in Jerusalem refuses to grant Palestinians building permits and demolishes or forces them to demolish their homes. This practice violates international law and humanitarian principles that guarantee the right to housing. This practice is part of the Israeli occupation's systematic practice of forcibly displacing Palestinians from Jerusalem in exchange for expanding settlements in and around the city.

In Beit Hanina, occupation forces demolished a horse stable he owned in the town of Beit Hanina. In August 2022, occupation forces demolished a wedding hall he owned in the town of Issawiya, northeast of Jerusalem. He noted that his losses are estimated at millions of shekels.

In the northern Jordan Valley, the occupation forces demolished a 10,000 cubic meter water tank serving the area's farmers, under the pretext of unlicensed construction.

The border town of Deir al-Balah is known for its irrigated agriculture. Over the past two years, the occupation has destroyed a number of water pumps and demolished solar panels used to power them. Settlers have also stolen agricultural equipment and damaged irrigation networks for the area's irrigated crops.