Israeli forces demolished five homes in the occupied West Bank town of Biddu, displacing more than 100 Palestinians, Al Jazeera reported.
The demolitions intensified displacement in a community already affected by tight movement restrictions and limited access to services. Those forced from their homes include children and elderly residents who now face the immediate need for temporary shelter and basic assistance.
Demolitions of Palestinian homes and structures in the West Bank have been a recurring issue, frequently cited by local authorities and humanitarian organisations as a cause of uprooting and increased vulnerability for affected families. Such incidents contribute to broader tensions across the occupied territory.
There was no immediate, detailed official account provided alongside the report of the demolitions. Humanitarian groups and local leaders typically call for urgent aid and monitoring after such events to assess needs and document impacts on displaced households.