Israel has demolished a village for the 192nd time in just over a decade, a local activist has told media.
located in the , close to , was razed this latest time on Thursday, Aziz Al-Touri, member of the Committee for the Defence of Al-Aqarib told Anadolu Agency.
Israeli security stopped Palestinians from going into the area to observe what happened, Al-Touri said.
Locals are committed to reconstructing the village, he added.
There were 22 families living in Al-Araqib, in houses made from materials including plastic and wood.
Israel initially demolished homes at the site over a decade ago, in 2010.
Tel Aviv alleges the area is "state land".
However, according to Israeli non-profit Zochrot, which focuses on the legacy of the Nakba, construction in the area initially occurred under the Ottoman Empire and locals bought the grounds.
Israel has routinely dispossessed , who often face expulsion and home demolition.