On May 4, 2026, Israeli military forces entered Al-Deirat with bulldozers and demolished a large, two-story, 300-square-meter family home belonging to Radi al-Jabarin and his son Munir, displacing approximately 15 people and tearing down surrounding fruit trees. T

In June/July: Following the initial demolitions, families attempted to stay on their land by erecting temporary structures. Local activists and WAFA reported that the military returned to Al-Deirat to dismantle these emergency structures. They targeted and demolished a residential tent that had been put up to shelter the remaining five-member family of Radi al-Jabareen. During these targeted sweeps in Al-Deirat, Israeli forces also demolished a 200-square-meter home belonging to Mousa Ismail al-Adra (leaving a family of nine homeless) and filled in a 200-cubic-meter community water well.

On July 7, 2026, Israeli forces demolished two Palestinian homes, a residential tent, and filled in a water well in the town of Yatta, south of Hebron

Israeli forces demolished a 200-square-meter home belonging to Mousa Ismail al-Adra in the al-Deirat area east of Yatta. The house was home to a family of nine. They also filled in a water well with a capacity of 200 cubic meters.

Israeli forces also demolished a tent erected on the site of a home they had demolished a month earlier. The tent was sheltering the five-member family of Radi al-Jabareen.

Meantime, military bulldozers began demolishing a second 200-square-meter home belonging to Mohammad Tayseer al-Adra, which housed a family of five.

On July 14, at 10:20, the Israeli forces in ad-Deirat, demolished the home of the family of Osama Issa Masaaf using a Hyundai excavator leaving the family only 30 minutes to evacuate a few belongings before everything was destroyed before their eyes. The house had an Israeli court ruling allowing it to avoid this threat. In the same time in the close village of Umm al-Khair in Masafer, the town of Yatta, they demolished the house of the citizen Ammar Shuaib al-Hathalin, without prior warning, under the pretext of not having a license.