In a conversation with Al-Akhbar, the Governor of Hebron, Khaled Dodin, said that 409 families were displaced from their homes in the areas of Jir Baha and Al-Jalda in the center of Hebron city in light of the continued siege imposed on the province, and emphasized that "their evacuation, demolition and demolition are at the checkpoint, while expanding their demolition and demolition operations. The date of the elections in Israel is approaching." He points out that as of Saturday Israeli forces searched more than 250 houses without finding anything related to the armed operation that took place at the entrance to Hebron, and added that the search "was accompanied by the vandalism of houses and the destruction of their contents, and prevented their owners from closing them or taking their personal belongings."

In a conversation with Al-Akhbar, the Governor of Hebron, Khaled Dodin, said that 409 families were displaced from their homes in the areas of Jir Baha and Al-Jalda in the center of Hebron city in light of the continued siege imposed on the province, and emphasized that "their evacuation, demolition and demolition are at the checkpoint, while expanding their demolition and demolition operations. The date of the elections in Israel is approaching." He points out that as of Saturday Israeli forces searched more than 250 houses without finding anything related to the armed operation that took place at the entrance to Hebron, and added that the search "was accompanied by the vandalism of houses and the destruction of their contents, and prevented their owners from closing them or taking their personal belongings."

Regarding the demolition operations, Dodin points out that Israel destroyed buildings and facilities in Farsh al-Hawa near the location of the operation, and houses near the bypass road, and points out that these houses were built before the construction of the street. He added that the Israeli forces published notices and notices to demolish or close the houses of the owners of the armed operation, and warned against the possibility of expanding the demolition and evacuation procedures in the absence of supervision.