Israeli forces have demolished at least 10 structures belonging to a Bedouin community in Deir Ballut, in the occupied West Bank, according to families in the area.
Residents say they were given about 10 minutes to collect their belongings before bulldozers moved in at around 6am, with no prior demolition notices.
The demolitions come weeks after an Israeli settler outpost was established nearby. Palestinians say Israeli forces have also uprooted more than 4,500 olive trees and are paving a road connecting settlement outposts in the area.
Al Jazeera's Ibrahim reports from the occupied West Bank, Palestine.
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