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Three homes demolished in the Hebron Hills as families are evacuated overnight
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Arutz Sheva · 14 hours ago
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What happened
Three homes, a synagogue and an observation tower were demolished overnight in Givat Beit Anav near Kiryat Arba. Residents said children were rushed out in blankets, vehicles were seized and three people were arrested, while police said the operation enforced illegal construction orders.
- 01Three homes were demolished overnight in Givat Beit Anav near Kiryat Arba.
- 02Residents said children were evacuated in blankets after minutes of warning.
- 03Police also seized two vehicles, a trailer, and arrested three residents.
- 04The Border Guard said the action enforced Civil Administration orders against illegal Israeli construction.
- 05Residents vowed to rebuild the homes and eventually establish a permanent settlement.
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