Updated: The occupation begins demolitions in the West Bank, Jerusalem, and inside Israel.

This morning, Wednesday, the Israeli occupation forces began demolition operations in the West Bank, Jerusalem, and the occupied territories.

Inside the occupied territories, Israeli authorities demolished a home belonging to the Al-Ghadifi family and other structures and residences in the town of Bir Hadaj in the Negev region on Wednesday morning, on the grounds of unlicensed construction.

Armed with police and special forces, bulldozers and military vehicles stormed Bir Hadaj and prevented residents from approaching the demolition site.

In occupied Jerusalem, occupation forces stormed the Ain al-Lawza neighborhood in Silwan and demolished a barracks belonging to Ishaq Odeh.

In the same context, occupation forces stormed the Al-Sal'a neighborhood in the town of Jabal al-Mukaber, southeast of Jerusalem, accompanied by a bulldozer, in preparation for a demolition operation.

In the West Bank, Israeli occupation forces, accompanied by demolition vehicles, demolished a 250-square-meter home in Hebron, owned by Jihad Shehadeh Al-Amour, which housed five people. The forces also demolished the walls surrounding the home and a water well.

The director of the Khallet al-Mai municipality, Muhammad al-Adra, said that the occupation forces carried out the demolition after delivering a notice to the owner yesterday, without giving him time to file an objection with the occupation court or legal and human rights authorities.

He said that the occupation has escalated its repressive measures, including the demolition of numerous homes and the destruction of property in all communities and villages in and around Masafer Yatta, as part of a campaign to pressure citizens and empty these areas of their residents, with the aim of annexing more land for the benefit of colonialism.

In Jenin, occupation forces stopped a pump from operating and assaulted a group of workers as they poured cement for the second floor of a house built seven years ago in the southern area of Ya'bad.

The occupation issued an order to prevent further work at the site.