The occupation army continues its policy of demolishing homes, notifying others, and cutting down dozens of olive trees in the West Bank.

In Ramallah, occupation forces and settlers demolished a house, served two demolition notices, and cut down 200 olive trees during their ongoing assault on the village of Al-Mughayyir, northeast of Ramallah, since yesterday evening.

Marzouq Abu Naim, deputy head of the village council in Al-Mughayyir, told local sources that Israeli bulldozers demolished the home of Imad Fathi Abu Aliya, which was 150 square meters in size and was home to five people.

He continued: The occupation forces delivered a demolition notice to citizen Hudhayfah Abu Aliya, and had delivered a demolition notice to his brother Abdul Rahman yesterday.

Settlers attacked the village on Sunday evening and cut down 200 olive trees belonging to citizens Mohammed and Samir Hamayel.

This morning, occupation forces stormed the village, closed all entrances, and launched a wide-scale campaign of raids on citizens' homes. They detained a number of young men and subjected them to field investigations. Meanwhile, the village schools announced a delay in school hours.

In Qalqilya, Israeli occupation forces, accompanied by a military bulldozer, stormed the village of Al-Funduq and took up positions in its northwestern area. They proceeded to demolish a house, measuring approximately 200 square meters, belonging to Firas Talal Balih, on the pretext of building without a permit.

In a related development, Israeli occupation forces raided the village of Nabi Elias, raiding several vehicle repair shops located on the main road and seizing vehicles without providing any explanation.

The occupation forces also tightened their military measures at the entrance to the village of Hajjah, setting up a military checkpoint where they stopped citizens' vehicles and checked the IDs of passengers, obstructing movement to and from the village.