Hebron Under Siege: Forced Evictions and Military Operations

Hebron, West Bank — Israeli forces have intensified a large-scale military operation in Hebron, imposing a strict siege on the city and its surrounding areas. The operation has led to forced evacuations of Palestinian families, raids, arrests, and the demolition of structures, with homes being converted into military barracks. The measures have disrupted the movement of residents and paralyzed significant aspects of commercial and economic life.

Local estimates suggest that around 250 Palestinian families have been forced to evacuate their homes in the areas of Frash al-Hawa and Abu Katila. Additionally, Israeli forces have compelled dozens of citizens to leave their homes in the Jaldeh and Ain Deir Baha areas. Reports indicate that hundreds more families are threatened with eviction. The final toll of families displaced from their homes remains unclear as the military operation continues to expand.

The military operation has resulted in the closure of major roads and the imposition of a strict siege on the city. This has led to significant disruptions in the movement of residents and the paralysis of wide sectors of the commercial and economic life of the city.

The Israeli military has also been conducting raids and arrests, further escalating tensions in the region. The operation has led to the demolition of several structures, with homes being converted into military barracks. This has raised concerns about the humanitarian impact of the operation on the local population.

There have been reports of clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinian residents, with several injuries reported. The situation remains tense, with the potential for further escalation.

Local sources have reported that the Israeli military has been using live ammunition and tear gas to disperse protesters. The situation remains volatile, with the potential for further escalation.

International human rights organizations have condemned the Israeli military operation, calling for an immediate end to the forced evictions and the siege on the city. The United Nations has also expressed concern over the situation, calling for a proportional response and respect for international humanitarian law.