This morning, Tuesday, Israeli occupation forces carried out demolition and bulldozing operations in the town of Anata, northeast of occupied Jerusalem.

The Jerusalem Governorate reported that an Israeli occupation army force, accompanied by several bulldozers and equipment, stormed the Al-Buhaira neighborhood in the town of Anata and began demolishing residential buildings and walls. They also uprooted trees and land and cut off electricity lines in the area.

She explained that the demolitions included two temporary rooms provided by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) as aid to shelter the owners of homes previously destroyed by the occupation forces.

The Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission documented that the occupation authorities carried out 73 demolition operations last April, targeting 152 facilities, including 96 inhabited homes, 10 uninhabited homes, 34 agricultural facilities, and others. The operations were concentrated in the Tubas governorate, with 59 facilities, the Hebron governorate, with 39 facilities, and the Jerusalem governorate, with 17 facilities.