Occupation demolishes a house and agricultural facilities in the West Bank

On Monday morning, Israeli occupation forces demolished a house under construction and a horse farm in the village of Kafr Malik, east of Ramallah, and two agricultural facilities in the village of Beit Dajan, east of Nablus. An activist reported that the demolition was carried out under the pretext of building in areas classified as "C," and it caused a power outage in the western plain area of Beit Dajan.

On Monday morning, Israeli occupation forces demolished a house under construction and a horse farm in the village of Kafr Malik, east of Ramallah, and also demolished two agricultural facilities in the village of Beit Dajan, east of Nablus, in the northern occupied West Bank. In Kafr Malik, activist Jihad al-Qaq reported that an occupation army force stormed the Jabal al-Asour area and demolished a house under construction with an area of 140 square meters and a horse farm with an area of 460 square meters, both belonging to citizen Khair Bairat, under the pretext that they were built in areas classified as "C." Al-Qaq explained that the occupation authorities had handed Bairat a stop-work notice about two years ago, before carrying out the demolition this morning, noting that the soldiers asked him to remove the horses but prevented him from removing the rest of the belongings and forced him to leave them. In Nablus, Israeli military vehicles stormed the village of Beit Dajan at dawn today and began demolishing two agricultural facilities (greenhouses), one belonging to citizen Ghassan Hanini and the other to a citizen from the Tamam family. Local sources added that the demolition operations caused a power outage in the western plain area of the village due to damage to the electricity network.