Israeli occupation forces demolish café shop near Ramallah

WEST BANK, Aug. 19 (YPA) – Israeli occupation forces demolished a café in the village of Beit Sira, west of Ramallah, on Tuesday morning.

Palestinian sources reported that a large Israeli military force, accompanied by bulldozers, stormed the village and began demolishing the café belonging to Abdul Razzaq Muhammad Mustafa al-Hajj, amid a heavy deployment in the area.

The occupation continues to implement a policy of demolishing homes and facilities in the West Bank, as part of its attempts to restrict and forcibly displace citizens.

The occupation authorities are pursuing an escalating policy of demolishing cafés, shops, and economic facilities across the West Bank, under the pretext of building without permits.

This deprives thousands of families of their basic livelihoods and increases the living burdens on residents.

This policy also represents part of a broader plan to impose restrictions on the economic and social lives of Palestinians, pushing them toward forced displacement from their lands.

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