The occupation demolishes Palestinian tents in Khirbet Humsa al-Fouqa

International

 The Israeli occupation forces stormed Khirbet Humsa al-Fouqa in the West Bank and demolished the tents that the Palestinians had built for housing after the occupation demolished their homes and displaced them last November to  expand settlement operations.

 

Palestinian media reported that the occupation forces stormed the Khirbet and demolished Palestinian tents for the second time this month and for the eighth time since the demolition of their homes.

The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirms that the demolitions and forced displacement are a violation of international law and calls on the international community not to be satisfied with statements of condemnation and to compel the occupation to implement the relevant UN resolutions.

Sanaa Hasan

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