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'''House demolition in the ]''' is a controversial tactic used by the ] (IDF) for ] and other security purposes in the ] and ]. Although it is justified by the IDF as a deterrent against ], its effectiveness and legality has repeatedly been questioned by ] groups. '''House demolition in the ]''' is a controversial tactic used by the ] (IDF) for ] and other security purposes in the ] and ]. Although it is justified by the IDF as a deterrent against ], its effectiveness and legality has repeatedly been questioned by ] groups.

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This article covers the use of house demolition in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. For a broader overview of house demolition as a military tactic, see house demolition.
A Palestinian home after demolition by Israeli security forces

House demolition in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a controversial tactic used by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) for counter-insurgency and other security purposes in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Although it is justified by the IDF as a deterrent against terrorism, its effectiveness and legality has repeatedly been questioned by human rights groups.

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