Israel orders eviction of Bedouins as settlers target West Bank schools

Al JazeeraCenterEN 4 min read 100% complete by Al Jazeera StaffFebruary 1, 2026 at 06:52 PM

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Israeli forces issued a 48-hour expulsion order to 40 Bedouin residents of the Abu Najeh al-Kaabneh community, east of Ramallah in the West Bank, declaring the area a "closed military zone." This action follows the complete displacement of the Shallal al-Auja community near Jericho. Concurrently, in East Jerusalem, a Palestinian resident of Jabal Mukaber was forced to demolish his own home to avoid high demolition fees from Israeli authorities. These actions occur amid increased settler violence targeting Palestinian schools and homes. The stated reason for the demolitions is the lack of building permits, which Palestinians claim are difficult to obtain.

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Jericho 30% al-Mughayyir 40% Yasser Maher Dana 50% Bedouin ×260% East Jerusalem ×370% Ramallah ×370% Israeli forces ×270% Palestinians ×480% West Bank ×380% Israel ×490%

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forced displacement 90% israeli occupation 80% bedouin 80% settler violence 70% west bank 70% home demolition 70% east jerusalem 60% expulsion order 60% ethnic cleansing 50% military zone 40%

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Israel

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