Jews still evicting Jews in Israel! Homes razed at Gush Etzion settlement | WATCH

This has been going on for decades now but one would have thought that after October 7, given the fact that Israel should be totally focused on destroying its enemies, this phenomenon would finally stop. But that is not the case at all.

In the early hours of Wednesday morning, approximately one hundred police officers and Civil Administration officials, accompanied by heavy machinery, descended on the hilltop community of Noda B'Yehuda near Ma'ale Amos in eastern Gush Etzion. In a swift and traumatic operation, they demolished several structures, forcibly evicting the Abudraham family from their home.

The family’s two young children were taken from their beds as they watched their house in Noda B'Yehuda near Ma'ale Amos being destroyed. It marked the first demolition of Jewish homes in the area in over two years, sparking shock and anguish among residents and supporters of the community.

According to an X post by settlement activist Elisha Yered, until three years ago when the first settlement core took hold at Noda B'Yehuda in Judea, Arabs from the village of Kisan and Bedouins from the Rashaida tribe used to roam around the fence of the settlement Ma'ale Amos without interference, whistling to girls who were walking on the circular road. Three years later - ten Arab invasion outposts have already left the area, the residents of Ma'ale Amos are much more secure, and the Bedouins can only dream of reaching the fence.

Yered asks: "Betzalel (Smotrich), don't you mind that the situation, God forbid, could revert to what it was? There are plenty of excuses, but we were elected to prevent exactly these things. What's going on with you?!"

Noda B'Yehuda was established with the goal of curbing unauthorized Arab construction and securing strategic land near Ma'ale Amos. Despite repeated terror attacks, some leaving residents seriously injured, the community had continued to grow, with new families joining and development efforts ongoing.

The demolition comes amid a broader wave of enforcement actions across Judea and Samaria in recent days. These include the razing of homes in the Or Nachman outpost in Binyamin, the uprooting of a fruit orchard near Shiloh, and multiple demolitions in a fledgling Jewish community near Amichai.

And all this is going on under a "real" right-wing government. We are our own worst enemy.