Israeli forces have continued operations in the occupied West Bank, causing further hardship for Palestinian communities.
According to foreign media reports, Israeli forces used bulldozers in villages in the northern West Bank. The operations reportedly damaged or destroyed homes, livestock shelters and water tanks.
The destruction has added to concerns over housing and access to basic services for Palestinian residents.
Palestinian Families Remain Under Siege
The situation in the Qusra area has also drawn concern.
Reports say some Palestinian families have remained under siege for 28 days. Humanitarian aid has reportedly been prevented from reaching the affected families.
Dozens of aid workers were also reportedly stopped from reaching the area.
The restrictions have raised further concerns about access to food, water and other essential supplies.
UN Raises Concerns Over Displacement
The United Nations has expressed serious concern over Israeli actions and the displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank.
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According to a UN human rights report, more than 33,000 Palestinians have been forcibly displaced from three refugee camps in the northern West Bank since last year.
The UN has warned that the displacement and destruction raise serious concerns under international human rights and humanitarian law.
Palestinian Deaths Reported
Israeli military operations in the West Bank have also resulted in Palestinian deaths.
More than 100 Palestinians, including children, have reportedly been killed in Israeli operations in the territory, according to reports cited in the supplied information.
The continuing violence has further worsened the humanitarian situation in the occupied West Bank.
Meanwhile, international organizations continue to call for the protection of civilians and greater access for humanitarian workers
