Israeli bulldozers demolish homes in unrecognized village of Umm Mitnan in Negev
Occupied Negev - Saba:
This morning, Monday, Israeli bulldozers demolished homes in the unrecognized village of Umm Mitnan in the Negev region.
According to the Palestinian Safa News Agency, Israeli demolition vehicles, accompanied by large forces, stormed the village and began demolishing several homes of Palestinian residents, as part of a policy of forced displacement.
The Israeli forces imposed a tight security cordon around the area, preventing residents and activists from approaching before demolishing the homes, alleging "unlicensed construction."
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