Ammon News - Israeli forces and colonists escalated their attacks on Monday across several areas of the West Bank, demolishing homes and structures, damaging infrastructure, and targeting Palestinian property.

In the Jabal Malouh area, east of Beit Awa, west of Hebron, Israeli troops demolished a 160-square-meter, single-story house, along with a shed used as a vehicle parking area. The house belonged to Ahmed Yasser Malouh al-Masalmeh. The house was home to a family of ten, most of them children, leaving them displaced.

In Beit Liqya, west of Ramallah, occupation forces raided the "Triangle of the Town" area and demolished a two-story, 170-square-meter house under construction belonging to Ayed Fouad Bader, claiming it was built without a permit. They also demolished a carpentry workshop owned by Munir Suleiman Assem, as well as two sheds belonging to Munir Assi and Najeh Bakr Assi.

In the village of Beit Nuba, Israeli forces demolished the home of Muhammad Rayyan.

Meanwhile, colonists cut down and damaged electricity poles in the al-Zarqa area of ​​Beitillu village, west of Ramallah.

In al-Maniya village, southeast of Bethlehem, colonists further destroyed the drinking water network in the al-Qarn area for the fifth time in recent days. They also attacked the home of Ismail Jabarin and his sons, subjecting all residents to harsh interrogation, though no detentions were reported.

In Anza village, south of Jenin, colonists stole a beverage kiosk and its contents last night.

Later on Monday, settlers entered the village of Kafr Qud, southwest of Jenin, where they toured several neighborhoods and photographed local water springs and the village council building before leaving.

This comes amid escalating colonist attacks and incursions into villages and towns, which have recently witnessed frequent and provocative actions against Palestinian residents.


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