Two homes and agricultural facilities were demolished  by Israeli occupation bulldozers in the town of Froch Beit Dzhen in the Nablus region of the occupied West Bank.
Azim Hajj Mohammed, the head of the village council in Froch Beit Dzhen, claimed that military bulldozers were also present when the occupying forces assaulted the town and demolished two homes—one uninhabited and the other under construction.
The occupying forces were informed in July that 13 houses and installations in the village would be demolished, in addition to earlier notifications for the bulk of residences following the seizure of 11,000 dunums of their land.