WATCH: Jews expel Jews - Israeli Police bulldoze homes of three families in Binyamin

Large forces of Israeli Police and the Civil Administration raided Givat Or Nachman in Binyamin, north of Jerusalem, at around 4 a.m. on Wednesday, and completely destroyed the homes of the three families who lived there.

The demolition was carried out without any warning, and the children of the families were taken out of bed and forced to watch their home destroyed by a bulldozer. Arab workers were brought to the site to help with the demolition and removal of the equipment, but some of the families who wanted to remove additional items from the house were refused, and the kitchen utensils and furniture that remained were also shredded in the rubble of the house.

During the demolition, the Civil Administration also demolished the solar electricity system on the hill, which was the only source of electricity for the families. In order to prevent a Jewish presence in the area, the commander of the Judea and Samaria Division, Brig. Gen. Yaki Dolev, imposed a closed military zone order on Or Nachman for an entire month.

This is the third demolition carried out by the security establishment this week in the Gush Shilo region: yesterday the Civil Administration uprooted an olive grove that contained hundreds of trees belonging to a resident of Shiloh, and twice in the past week it demolished a Jewish settlement in the Shilo Valley, at which terrorists from the village of Turmusaya fired at several times in recent weeks.

Or Nachman, which was established to halt the construction of the Arab village that began to be built on the site where the hill is located today, strongly attacked the demolition this morning, but declared that it would not achieve its goal: "The destruction tonight was brutal and lacked basic humanity. Beyond their attempt to get us to leave the hill, they had a clear goal of shaking the families themselves together with their children. But I am sorry to tell them that the destruction will not only not achieve its goal, but will cause the pioneer families here to cling to the land more stubbornly," said Amichai Savir, a resident of the hill who was evacuated with his wife and young son.

"Every resident of the area here knows clearly today that if we are not here, an Arab village will be established at the top of this ridge that will serve as a terror base that will dominate the settlements of Gush Shiloh. Unfortunately, the security establishment prefers to hand over the territory to the enemy and is doing everything in its power to make that happen. On October 7, we understood even more the significance of abandoning strategic areas to the enemy, and we will not allow this to happen in any way. The houses will be rebuilt soon, the families will return to the hill, and on this mountain, God willing, a flourishing Jewish settlement will be established," Savir added.