UN: Israel demolishes 41 Palestinian homes in West Bank
Israeli forces have razed to the ground more than 40 Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank, leaving dozens homeless. The United Nations says the demolitions which took place south of Nablus on Wednesday have displaced 36 Palestinians including 11 minors. The Israeli army regularly destroys Palestinian homes in the region, saying they have been built without permission from authorities. Last week the European Union slammed Israel after it demolished a school funded by the French government. The UN has also warned that the number of such demolitions has tripled on average since the beginning of 2016.
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