Occupation demolishes residential building in Qalandia camp, displaces 35 Palestinians

Israeli occupation forces demolished on Wednesday a residential building containing 8 apartments in the Wadi area near Qalandia camp north of occupied Jerusalem, displacing 7 families with over 35 members, according to the Jerusalem Governorate. The building belongs to the Abu Libdeh family, which has lived in the area for over 50 years. Occupation forces also notified the demolition of the home of citizen Muhammad al-Abyat in Umm Safa northwest of Ramallah.

Israeli occupation forces demolished on Wednesday a residential building containing 8 apartments in the Wadi area near the quarry adjacent to Qalandia camp north of occupied Jerusalem, displacing 7 families with over 35 members, according to the Jerusalem Governorate. The building belongs to the Abu Libdeh family, which has lived in the area for over 50 years. Occupation vehicles stormed the area in the morning and began demolition, also smashing family belongings, vehicles, and water tanks, and assaulting owners of homes threatened with demolition. In a related context, occupation forces notified on Wednesday the demolition of the home of citizen Muhammad al-Abyat in the village of Umm Safa northwest of Ramallah, setting November 11 as the date for implementation. Local sources stated that the house is located on the eastern side of the village and has been subjected to restrictions and attacks by occupation forces and settlers for some time, after the road leading to it was closed with an iron gate. They indicated that the house has stood since 1954, and that the family has faced a series of attacks in recent months, including an assault on the home and confiscation of family members' phones. The article provides coverage of the event without presenting the Israeli narrative or the legal basis for the measures.