Occupation Demolishes Homes and Structures in Hebron and Ramallah, Displacing Family in Beit Awwa

SadaNews - Israeli occupation forces demolished a house and a shed today, Monday, in the town of Beit Awwa, west of Hebron.

Deputy Mayor of Beit Awwa, Youssef Al-Suwaiti, told the official agency that the occupation forces stormed the Mount Malouh area east of the town and completely closed it off, demolishing a 160-square-meter house made up of one floor and a shed used for parking a vehicle. Both belonged to citizen Ahmed Yaser Malouh Al-Masallama, who lived there with his family of ten, mostly children, who are now homeless.

Al-Suwaiti added that occupation forces had previously demolished the house of Tarek Al-Masallama, Ahmed’s brother, a few months ago, and had issued notices to demolish several homes in the same area, located across from the so-called "Najihaut" settlement established on citizens' lands and properties southwest of Hebron.

Additionally, Israeli occupation forces demolished a house under construction and two sheds in the town of Beit Lakiya, west of Ramallah, this morning.

Local sources reported that a force from the occupation army, accompanied by bulldozers, stormed the "Triangle of the Town" area and demolished the two-story house of citizen Ayed Fouad Badr, which has an area of 170 square meters, under the pretext of building without a permit.

The bulldozers also demolished two sheds belonging to Munir Aasi and Najih Bakar Aasi.