Palestinian homes

Israeli settlers cut and damaged electricity poles in the village of Madama, south of Nablus, causing a power outage. Over the past two weeks, settler attacks in the occupied West Bank targeted Palestinian homes, agricultural farms, religious places, and involved grave desecration and arson.

Israeli forces demolished 11 Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank over 24 hours, while settlers attacked three Palestinians and blocked ambulance access. Israeli authorities also seized land in Arraba and Qabatiya for military purposes and established new mobile homes near a checkpoint in Tubas as part of settlement plans.

Israeli settlers have escalated attacks on Palestinians near Nablus. They set fire to homes and vehicles in villages in the area.

Israeli settlers attacked the historic Christian village of Taybeh in the occupied West Bank, setting fields on fire and targeting Palestinian homes by opening fire and throwing Molotov cocktails, according to local sources and a tweet by Middle East Eye.

Israeli settlers torched Palestinian homes in the village of Khirbet Abu Falah near Ramallah. The village has faced over 30 settler attacks since late March.

An extremist rabbi known for bulldozing Palestinian homes in Gaza, Avraham Zarbiv, will light a torch at Israel’s independence day celebration, a decision criticized by human rights groups as endorsing ethnic cleansing and war crimes. Zarbiv was among 14 individuals honored for 'extraordinary contribution to society and the state,' including a scientist, chef, and security personnel.