Demolition
'A minister who destroys': Bedouin protest Ben-Gvir over demolition of illegal homes in Negev
The demonstration came in the wake of comments made the previous day by Ben-Gvir, saying that he would continue demolishing “more and more and more illegally built homes in the Negev.
Israeli firms in talks over large-scale demolition, rubble removal in Gaza, sources say
WATCH: IDF demolishes terrorist house in West Bank, kills armed terrorist in Gaza's Rafah
IDF foil ISIS terror plot in Jericho, seize Hamas weapons cache in Gaza
Spike in demolition of illegal Palestinian homes in 2020
The demolitions rendered 1,006 Palestinians homeless, of which 627 were in the West Bank.
Fatah vows to rebuild home of terrorist accused of Rabbi's death
Khalil Doikat's house was demolished in November by the IDF, after he was accused of committing the murder of Rabbi Shai Ohayon.
IDF demolishes illegal Bedouin structures on US Election Day
Israel's military liaison agency with the Palestinians, COGAT, confirmed that a demolition had been carried out against what it said were illegal structures.
IDF demolishes home of Palestinian accused of killing Israeli
Rabbi Shai Ohayon was allegedly stabbed to death by Khalil Doikat in August.
High Court of Justice halts demolition of home of Petah Tikva terrorist
The Palestinian terrorist who killed Ohayon was charged with murder in September.
IDF targets illegal Palestinian building, UN warns of spike in such razing
From March to August 389 Palestinian-owned structures in the West Bank, on average 65 per month, were razed.
Justice Minister asks watchdog to review Umm al-Hiran incident
Abu al-Kaeean was killed in disputed circumstances during the January 2017 demolitions and protests.
The EU’s discrimination of Israel continues over housing demolitions
To fully absorb how shocking this finding is, one has to realize that housing demolitions and evictions are not only a world-wide phenomenon.
Court rejects 'embarrassing' bid to delay Khan al-Ahmar evacuation hearing
It set a new date of November 1, by when the state must explain to the court why it had failed to evacuate the temporary tents and huts that are home to some 180 members of the Jahalin tribe.
House demolition is an effective deterrent, it should not be undermined
The Supreme Court's recent decision exemplified the Talmudic mandate that those who are merciful to the cruel will end up being cruel to the merciful.
