Civil Administration Dismantles Structures Near New Settlements
The Civil Administration's supervision unit has dismantled dozens of Arab structures and removed 20 dunams of planted areas near new Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The operation, which took place in the Hebron Hills and Samaria regions, aimed to assert Israeli control and remove unauthorized constructions.
The action involved the demolition of structures that were deemed a threat to the new settlements. The Civil Administration stated that the move was part of a broader effort to restore Israeli control over the areas. The specific number of structures demolished was not provided, but the report indicates it was in the dozens.
This operation follows a period of increased unauthorized construction and land appropriation in these areas. The Civil Administration's actions are intended to prevent further encroachment and maintain the status quo regarding settlement expansion and control.
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