Husan: Israeli occupation forces demolished two structures and a commercial kiosk on Tuesday in the village of Husan, west of Bethlehem. The head of Husan village council, Rami Hamamra, reported that these demolitions took place in the Al-Mashahid area, situated at the western entrance of the village.
According to Palestine News and Information Agency, Israeli forces conducted a raid in the area before proceeding with the demolition of a car wash and a mechanic workshop owned by brothers Abdel-Hab and Ibrahim Abdulaziz Kamel Shousha. Additionally, a food kiosk owned by Nader Mustafa Sabateen was also demolished, with the Israeli forces citing the lack of necessary permits for these structures.
Hamamra highlighted an ongoing pattern of increased attacks by Israeli forces against the residents of Husan. These actions have included not only the demolition of buildings and homes but also the closure of both main and secondary entrances to the village, further escalating tensions in the area.