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Jerusalem Police Demolish Compound Housing Undocumented West Bank Palestinians
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Israeli police demolished a compound in Jerusalem's Beit Hanina neighborhood used to house undocumented Palestinians from the West Bank. The demolition followed an earlier operation where 155 Palestinians were arrested. In a separate incident, a Bedouin community in the West Bank is being demolished for the E1 settlement plan, displacing 20 residents. The UN reported over 1,400 Palestinian structures demolished in the West Bank this year.
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- Israeli police demolished a Jerusalem compound housing undocumented West Bank Palestinians.
- The demolition followed an operation that apprehended 155 Palestinians three weeks prior.
- Five additional Palestinians were found and deported during a follow-up operation on Friday.
- A Bedouin community in the West Bank is also being demolished for the E1 settlement plan.
- Israeli NGOs reported the Bedouin demolition displaced about 20 residents.
- The UN recorded 1,429 Palestinian structures demolished in the West Bank in 2026.
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