6 August 2019 خ. الراس الأحمر, Kh. a-Ras al-Ahmar, Kh. a-Ras al-Ahmar

Civil Administration confiscate vehicles in Khirbet a-Ras al-Ahmar

This morning, Tuesday 6 August 2019, at around 7:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived at Khirbet a-Ras al-Ahmar in the northern Jordan Valley with a military escort. The forces confiscated a private car and tractor belonging to a resident of Tubas who owns farmland in the area. They also confiscated a truck that was unloading feeding troughs for livestock belonging to the local farmers. The Civil Administration personnel ordered the owners of the car and truck to drive their vehicles to the settlement of Beka’ot, while one of the personnel drove the tractor to the settlement.

30 July 2019 Kh. a-Ras al-Ahmar, Kh. Wadi al-Faw

Civil Administration demolish and confiscate tents and livestock pens in Khirbet a-Ras al-Ahmar and Khirbet Wadi al-Faw, and a truck in the village of Bardala

This morning, Tuesday 30 July 2019, at around 6:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived at Khirbet a-Ras al-Ahmar in the northern Jordan Valley with a military escort, a bulldozer, and a truck with a crane. The forces dismantled and confiscated for the second time three tents that were used as a home for a family of nine, including four children. One of the tents was donated by the Red Cross after another tent was demolished. The forces also confiscated a solar panel belonging to the same family. The forces dismantled and confiscated three tents used by another resident as livestock pens; these tents were also donated by a humanitarian organization after the previous demolition. Two feeding troughs were also confiscated.Later, at around 1:00 P.M., Civil Administration personnel accompanied by a bulldozer arrived at Khirbet Wadi al-Faw, to the south of Khirbet ‘Ein al-Hilweh in the northern Jordan Valley. The forces demolished a tent used for seasonal residency by a family of eight, including three children, as well as a livestock pen owned by the family. In a separate incident yesterday, Monday 29 July 2019, at around 1:00 P.M. soldiers accompanied by police officers and officials from the Mekorot water company, equipped with a tow-truck, arrived in the village of Bardala in the northern Jordan Valley. The forces confiscated a truck fitted with excavation equipment after several residents of the village attempted to dig a water cistern on their farmland.

28 July 2019 خ. بير الغوانمة, خ. الخروبة, خ. وادي العماير, خ. الرافات, Mantiqat She'b al-Batem, Kh. al-Kharuba, Kh. Ghuwein al-Fauqa, Wadi al-'Amayer, She'b al-Batem, Kh. al-Kharaba, Kh. Ghuwein al-Foqa, Wadi al-'Amayer

Israeli military blocks roads leading to several Palestinian communities in the South Hebron Hills

Today (Sunday, 28 July 2019), at around 9:00 A.M., Israeli soldiers came to the South Hebron Hills, bringing a bulldozer. They heaped piled up boulders and sandpiles to block access from Route 317 onto two roads that lead to the town of Yata and serve the community of She’b al-Batem. In March this year, the Israeli forces blocked the access roads to the community, but the residents later reopened the routes. The closure doubles journey times from the community to the regional center Yata. The forces also used boulders to block the turning from Route 317 onto a road leading to the southern entrance to the village of a-Samu’a, thereby blocking the access between the communities of Khirbet a-Rafat and Khirbet Wadi al-‘Amayer, to the north of the road, and Khirbet al-Kharabah and Khirbet Ghuwein al-Fauqa, to the south.

24 July 2019 أمّ الخير, Um al-Kheir, Um al-Kheir

Civil Administration demolishes four water cisterns in South Hebron Hills

Today, Wednesday, 24 July 2019, at around 7:30 A.M.,, Civil Administration personnel arrived at the nature reserve between the villages of Um al-Kheir and a-Najada (Humeida) in the South Hebron Hills, along with soldiers, Border Police officers, a bulldozer and an excavator. The forces demolished four water cisterns that were dug in 2006 with funding from a humanitarian organization and served area residents to irrigate their crops. Earlier this month, a Civil Administration force uprooted about 300 acacia trees in the reserve.

21 July 2019 الحديدية, al-Hadidiyah, al-Hadidiyah

Civil Administration confiscates tent homes of two families in al- Hadidiyah

Today, Sunday, 21 June 2019, at around 7:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived at the village of al-Hadidiyah in the northern Jordan Valley accompanied by military jeeps and equipped with a bulldozer and crane truck. The forces dismantled and confiscated two tents that were used as the homes of two families with a total 14 members, including seven children, and a third tent used as a kitchen. The forces also dismantled and confiscated three tin livestock pens.

16 July 2019 خلة الفرن, خ. غوين الفوقا, Kh. Ghuwein al-Fauqa, Khalet al-Furn, Khalet al-Furn, Kh. Ghuwein al-Foqa

Civil Administration demolishes water cistern and a livestock pen in Hebron communities

On Tuesday, 16 July 2019, at around noon, Civil Administration personnel arrived at the community of Khalet al-Furn, east of the village of Bani Na’im in east Hebron, with soldiers, Border Police officers and a bulldozer. The forces demolished a water cistern used for farming. The forces then proceeded south to Khirbet Ghuwein al-Fauqa, south of the town of a-Samu’ and demolished a shack used as a livestock pen.

4 July 2019 خ. الدقيقة, أمّ الخير, a-Duqaiqah, Um al-Kheir, a-Duqaiqah, Um al-Kheir

Civil Administration uproots some 800 trees over two days in South Hebron Hills

Today, Thursday, 4 July 2019, at around 9:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived with soldiers, Border Police officers and four bulldozers at Khirbet a-Duqaiqah in the South Hebron Hills. The forces uprooted 500 forest trees planted in a nature reserve in 2014 for the benefit of local residents and destroyed four water cisterns used to irrigate them. Yesterday, Wednesday, 3 July 2019, at around 8:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived with soldiers, Border Police officers, four bulldozers and an excavator at the nature reserve between the villages of Um al-Kheir and a-Najada (Humeida) in the South Hebron Hills. The forces uprooted some 300 acacia trees planted about 12 years ago and destroyed a fence that had been put up around the area.

17 June 2019 Kh. Khallet a-Dabe', Kh.al-Halawah

Civil Administration demolishes homes of four families in Masafer Yatta, South Hebron Hills

At about 8:30 this morning, 17 June 2019, Civil Administration officials came with an escort of soldiers, Border Police and two bulldozers to Khirbet Khallet a-Dabe' in the South Hebron Hills. The force demolished a structure made out of cement blocks and a tin roof that was home to a family of 12, including 7 children. The force also demolished the family's power room and confiscated a solar panel. The homeowner, who tried to prevent the demolition, was knocked over by police. The troops then went on to Khirbet al-Halawah. At 11:00 A.M. they demolished another three cement block structures with corrugated metal roofs that were home to three families, leaving 21 people, including 11 children, homeless.

12 June 2019 أمّ الخير, Um al-Kheir, Um al-Kheir

Civil Administration demolishes the home of a family of ten in the South Hebron Hill

​ ​On 12 June 2019, at around 7:30 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived at Khirbet Um al-Kheir, in the South Hebron Hills, with a military and Border Police escort and two bulldozers. The forces demolished a caravan used as a home by a family of ten, including seven minors. From there, the forces proceeded east, to the community of Khashm a-Daraj, where they demolished a shack used as a livestock pen.

12 June 2019 خ. الراس الأحمر, Kh. a-Ras al-Ahmar, Kh. a-Ras al-Ahmar

Civil Administration demolishes six residential tents in Khirbet a-Ras al-Ahmar

This morning, 12 June 2019, at around 7:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived at Khirbet a-Ras al-Ahmar in the northern Jordan Valley with a military escort and two bulldozers. The forces demolished six tents used as residences by two families with a total of 15 members, including 7 minors. The forces also demolished six tents used as livestock pens as well as a tin livestock pen. The forces then proceeded north, to an area that stretches between the Palestinian villages of al-'Aqabah and Tayasir, where they demolished a water cistern a farmer from Tayasir dug about three months ago for irrigation.

11 June 2019 خ. عاطوف, Kh. 'Atuf, Kh. 'Atuf

Civil Administration destroys two agricultural water cisterns in the Jordan Valley, 11 June 2019

On 11 June 2019, at around 7:00 A.M., Civil Administration personnel arrived at farmland located south of Khirbet ‘Atuf in the northern Jordan Valley with a military escort and two bulldozers. The forces demolished two water cisterns that were dug six years ago with funding from a humanitarian organization. One of the cisterns was located in an area privately owned by a farmer from Tammun and the other in an area belonging to the Palestinian Ministry of Agriculture. The forces also uprooted more than 200 olive and other fruit trees planted by the farmer. The forces declared the area a closed military zone for five hours.

6 June 2019 خ. حمصة, Kh. Humsah, Kh. Humsah al-Foqa

Even on 'Eid al-Fitr, residents of Kh. Humsah temporarily displaced for military training

This week, again, on Sunday, Monday and Wednesday Civil Administration officials again came with a military jeep escort to Khirbet Humsah in the northern Jordan Valley and ordered the 15 families to vacate their homes pursuant to orders handed out in the community on 8 May 2019. This is the fourth week the families have been temporarily displaced, and the orders were carried out despite the heavy heat in the area, the Ramadan fast and the celebration of 'Eid al-Fitr as of Wednesday. Some of the families left on tractors harnessed to carts or in other vehicles, and others went on foot. On Wednesday morning, when 'Eid al-Fitr began, the forces came to the community at 5:00 A.M., two hours before the time stated in the order, and forced the families to leave unprepared. At 10:30, the military notified the families that they were permitted to return home (instead of at 2:00 P.M. as stated in the order).