Israeli demolitions of Palestinian homes and structures have been increasingly reported in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Israeli army broke into Anata town, northeast of Jerusalem, and demolished several Palestinian structures built near the apartheid wall.

The forces also demolished retaining walls located in Area B, which is under Palestinian administration and Israeli military control. The walls are holding main access roads that could collapse in bad rainy weather as a result.

Israeli army bulldozers also reduced a Palestinian building in the village of al-Diyouk al-Tahta, in Jericho, east of the West Bank, to rubble and issued a demolition order against another building established in the area more than 15 years ago.

The Israeli army also demolished Palestinian stores built on the main road in the town of al-Ouja.

Israeli occupation forces broke into the town of Kufr al-Dik, in Salfit, north of the West Bank, and demolished an inhabited house after forcing its residents out, sparking panic among children.