Updated: The occupation forces begin demolishing homes and facilities and issue demolition orders for a house in Jerusalem and the West Bank.

Israeli occupation forces began demolishing homes and agricultural structures on Monday and issued demolition notices for a home in Jerusalem and the West Bank.

In occupied Jerusalem, the occupation municipality handed the family of Jerusalemite prisoner Aziz Abu Ramouz a demolition order to demolish their home in the Silwan neighborhood of occupied Jerusalem, on the pretext of "building without a permit."

It's worth noting that the house has been standing for years and houses a family suffering from the absence of their imprisoned father, Aziz Abu Ramouz, who has been detained since early 2025, and the loss of their martyred son, Wadih Abu Ramouz, who was martyred in January 2023.

In Ramallah, occupation bulldozers demolished several retaining wells and filled in a water well west of Silwad, owned by Abdul Karim Abdul Latif Shahada Ayyad, as part of the ongoing crackdown on the town's residents and preventing them from reclaiming their agricultural lands.

In Nablus, Israeli bulldozers began demolishing homes in Khirbet al-Tawil, located in the Aqraba lands, south of Nablus.

Aqraba Mayor Salah Jaber reported that occupation forces stormed Khirbet al-Tawil, accompanied by two bulldozers, and began demolishing homes and agricultural facilities.