In a separate incident on Monday, activists said settlers used a bulldozer to demolish a school in Hammamat al-Maleh, near Tayasir in the north of the Jordan valley.
Elsewhere, community leaders said settlers from the Karmiel settlement placed razor wire near Umm al-Khair in the South Hebron hills, blocking the route used by children to reach school. Khaleel Alhathaleen, the head of Umm al-Khair’s village council, said the closure obstructed students’ movement and disrupted their education.
After more than 40 days of school closures during the US-Israel war on Iran, children in Umm al-Khair returned last week to find settlers had fenced off their path to school. When they tried to pass, residents said
soldiers fired teargas and stun grenades, making many children too frightened to return.