The Israeli occupation forces demolished the home of the prisoner Omar Jaradat in Silat Al-Harithiya town in Jenin, in the occupied West Bank.

According to eyewitnesses, more than 100 occupation military patrols surrounded the town and closed all entrances. A group of settlers broke into a number of citizens' homes and turned them into observation and surveillance points.

The occupation army removed the family of Omar Jaradat of 30 members, including children, from their homes and began demolishing the house with military bulldozers amid intensive reconnaissance aircraft overflights and the deployment of army snipers on rooftops, preventing the press and ambulances from entering the town. 

The occupation authorities arrested the two brothers Omar and Gheith Jaradat, their mother Ataf Jaradat, along with their uncle Mohammed and their relative Mahmoud, on the pretext of participating in the operation of the vacant settlement of "Homesh.