This morning, Thursday, the Israeli occupation forces demolished the home of Ibrahim Mahmoud Daroubi in the village of Shufa, southeast of Tulkarm.

Local sources reported that the demolition operation was carried out suddenly and without prior warning, using two military bulldozers under heavy protection from the occupation army, which stormed the area and climbed onto the roofs of neighboring homes after raiding them.

Sources reported that the occupation army forced citizen Droubi to evacuate his home within a short period of time, and did not allow him to remove the contents of the house before it was completely demolished.

During the demolition, the occupation forces abused the homeowners and the citizens who rushed to help him, firing sound bombs, tear gas, and rubber bullets at anyone who tried to approach the area.

They also detained Ibrahim Daroubi's brothers and assaulted them and their father, while one of them was injured by a rubber bullet.

The targeted home, built more than five years ago, is a single-story building located in the northern part of the village. Its owner received a demolition notice about two years ago, as part of the occupation's policy of oppressing the area's residents and forcibly displacing them.