Israeli forces issue demolition orders, bulldoze farmland, attack water systems in occupied West Bank
Israeli forces issue demolition orders, bulldoze farmland, attack water systems in occupied West Bank Wafa news reported on Tuesday that Israeli forces issued demolition orders for three tourist facilities in the village of Arraneh, east of Jenin in the occupied West Bank, citing local officials. Israeli forces also bulldozed agricultural land and destroyed part of the drinking water network in…
Israeli forces have ordered the demolition of three tourist facilities in the West Bank village of Arraneh, east of Jenin. Additionally, the forces have bulldozed agricultural land and damaged a water system in the village of Beit Iskaria, south of Bethlehem. The aim of these actions is to expand the Gush Etzion settlement bloc by moving the settlement's main entrance gate onto Palestinian territory, according to local officials.
Furthermore, Israeli settlers have attacked a water transmission pipeline east of Tubas for the eighth time since mid-July. Their actions have also included targeting a vehicle east of Deir Dibwan, attempting to seize control of the vehicle and confront a Palestinian family, as reported by local sources.
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