Israeli bulldozers on Sunday demolished an animal barn and other agricultural structures in the village of Beit Iksa, northwest of occupied Jerusalem.
Bilbal al-Mashni, the member of Beit Iksa village council, said that the targeted barns and structures belong to the Palestinian brothers Haytham and Ibrahim Abdul-Wahhab.
He added that the soldiers prevented the locals from accessing the area where the demolition has been taking place.
Israeli occupation forces regularly demolish Palestinian homes and structures in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem under the pretext that they were built without permits.
Beit Iksa, home to 2,000 Palestinians, has been increasingly subjected to daily violations and crackdowns by the Israeli military in an attempt to isolate it from neighboring Palestinian villages and force its inhabitants out of their homes.
