The witnesses added that heavy clashes are now taking place in Halhul after the Israeli army stormed the town.
The Israeli army on Monday demolished the houses of two Hamas members accused by Israel of kidnapping three Jewish settlers in Hebron whose bodies were found earlier Monday in the West Bank.
Israeli bulldozers backed by Israeli forces demolished the houses of Marwan Qwasmi, 33, and Amer Abu Aisha, 29, in Halhul town, hours after the bodies of the three settlers were found near Hebron, eyewitnesses said.
The witnesses added that heavy clashes are now taking place in Halhul after the Israeli army stormed the town.
The three settlers were found dead inside a cave near Halhul in Hebron Province by Israeli civil volunteers, the Israeli Channel 10 reported.
Meanwhile, Speaker of the Israeli Knesset Yuli Eldestine adjourned a session which was scheduled to vote on a bill that allows the force-feeding of Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike, the Israeli channel added
The trio went missing on June 12 from a Jewish-only settlement in the southern West Bank, prompting Israel to launch a major search operation across the Palestinian territory.
Since then, hundreds of Palestinians have been rounded up, including lawmakers, former cabinet ministers and members of Palestinian resistance faction Hamas.
Although no Palestinian group claimed responsibility for the disappearances, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had accused Hamas of kidnapping the three young settlers.
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