Israeli forces raze West Bank homes as EU weighs ban on settlement goods

Pogroms in the occupied West Bank continue, with Israeli forces demolishing homes in Birzeit and Nablus, and settlers attacking Palestinians. Israeli forces have demolished more Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank, as settlers attacked residents of the village of Burqa in an escalation of violence ahead of Israeli elections in October.

The pogroms on Monday came as Ireland pushes for sanctions on goods from illegal Israeli settlements at an informal meeting of European Union ministers this week. Far-right Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir and settlers storm Al-Aqsa Mosque Palestinian farmers rebuild what Israeli settlers destroy in West Bank Israeli settlers attack international news team in occupied West Bank In the town of Birzet, north of Ramallah, Israeli soldiers demolished two residential buildings, saying they lacked the required building permits, the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported. In Nablus, Israeli forces used a bulldozer to raze a two-storey house and a three-storey building under construction.

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