Israeli forces demolish two Palestinian homes in West Bank village

Israeli forces demolished two Palestinian homes in the village of Deir Razih, east of Dura, in the occupied West Bank on July 28. The demolition was carried out by Israeli military forces, according to reports. The homes belonged to Palestinian families, and the action is part of ongoing Israeli operations in the occupied territories. The incident highlights the continued tensions in the region, with Palestinian authorities condemning the demolition as a violation of international law. According to Mehr News Agency, the Israeli forces did not provide prior notice for the demolition. The village of Deir Razih has been a site of frequent confrontations between Israeli settlers and Palestinian residents. The demolition adds to the list of over 700 Palestinian structures demolished by Israel in the West Bank this year, according to UN data.