On Sunday, 22 March 26, Civil Administration personnel arrived with a military escort and a digger at Khirbet al-Marajim, southwest of Duma, Nablus District, demolished a house and left a family of 10, including eight minors, homeless.
On Monday morning, 16 March 2026, Civil Administration personnel arrived with a military escort, a digger and a bulldozer, at the community of Fasayil al-Wusta in the Jordan Valley. The forces demolished the home of the last remaining family in the community, which numbers a total of seven people, including four children. The other families in the community were forced to leave on 6 March 2026 following attacks and harassment by settlers.The forces also demolished a tent used to host human rights activists, an outhouse, a tent the family used as a livestock enclosure, a chicken coop, about 12 troughs, six water tanks, a fence and an oven.
On Thursday, 12 March 2026, Civil Administration personnel arrived with a military and Border Police escort and a truck at the Khirbet Qalqas neighborhood in southern Hebron. The Israeli forces dismantled and confiscated five residential tents set up by a family of 16, including 10 minors, whose home Israel demolished in February, leaving them homeless again.
On Wednesday, 11 March 2026, Civil Administration personnel arrived with a military and Border Police escort and two diggers at the Farsh al-Hawa area, south of Halhul and demolished two agricultural structures, two water tanks, and an outhouse owned by two families numbering a total of 14 people.
On Thursday, 19 February 2026, Civil Administration personnel came with a military escort and a digger to the village of ‘Ein al-Beida in the Jordan Valley and demolished a structure under construction that was to house a family with three children.
On Wednesday, 18 February 2026, Civil Administration personnel, arrived with a Border Police escort and a digger, in the Khirbet Qalqas neighborhood in the south of Hebron, demolished two residential buildings containing seven units, leaving seven families, numbering 29 people in total, including 16 minors, homeless. The Israeli forces also destroyed a water cistern and a car repair shop owned by the families
On Wednesday, 11 February 2026, Civil Administration personnel arrived with a military and Border Police escort as well as a digger at the village of Khashm a-Daraj. The forces demolished three residential shacks and three shacks used as livestock enclosures belonging to two families numbering 14 people in total, including six minors.
On Wednesday, 11 February 2026, at around 8:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived with a military escort and a digger at the village of Marj Ghazal in the Jordan Valley and demolished a shack used as a blacksmith shop and an agricultural shed owned by a local resident, as well as a farming equipment repair shop owned by another resident.From there, the forces continued west to the village of al-Jiftlik, where they demolished a tent in which a local family resided while working their land, as well as a livestock enclosure owned by another family.
On Sunday, 8 February 2026, Civil Administration personnel, arrived with a military escort and a digger at the community of Khirbet ‘Ein al-Hilweh in the northern Jordan Valley. The forces demolished the home of a family of four, including two minors, a tent used as a livestock enclosure, a livestock pen and three water tanks.
On Sunday, 8 February 2026, at around 9:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived with a military escort and a digger at the community of al-Burj in Hamam al-Maleh in the northern Jordan Valley. The forces demolished the residential shack of a family of four, including two minors, leaving them homeless. The forces also destroyed an outhouse and two water tanks.
On Sunday, 8 February 2026, at around 8:30 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived with a military and Border Police escort, as well as staff from the Jordan Valley settlement council and two diggers, at the community of ‘Ein al-Meyteh in the Hamam al-Maleh area in the Jordan Valley. The forces destroyed three tents and a hut that housed four families, numbering 16 people in total, including eight minors. The forces also destroyed six tents used as livestock enclosures, three livestock pens, a tent used for storing animal feed, two outhouses, five water tanks, and five solar panels, owned by the same families.
On Monday, 26 January 2026, Civil Administration personnel arrived with a military and Border Police escort at the village of Khashm a-Daraj. The forces demolished two shacks housing two families numbering a total of 19 people, including 13 minors, leaving them homeless. The forces also demolished two livestock pens owned by the same families.
On Wednesday, 14 July 2021, at around 5:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel came with a military and Border Police escort and 10 crane trucks to the al-Qabun area, where some residents of the Ras a-Tin community stay during the summer. The site is about two kilometers north of the community’s permanent residence, which lies east of Ramallah. The forces declared the area a closed military zone, denied access to journalists, and began dismantling and confiscated 16 residential structures, 19 livestock enclosures, 45 solar panels, seven mobile water containers, and two tractors belonging to 13 families, numbering 84 people in total, including 54 minors.
Filmed by: Fares K'aabneh
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Confiscation of mobile water container in the al-Qabun area. Photo by Iyad Haddad, B'Tselem, 14 July 2021