Israeli forces began demolishing houses in the Qishta neighborhood. and destroyed scores of houses.[1][7] Around midnight the same day, the Israeli High Court of Justice issued an interim order, temporarily barring the IDF from demolishing homes in the refugee camp, if the action was not part of "a regular military operation".[3] Nevertheless, the IDF continued the destruction of homes until 15 May 5:00 a.m. because of "immediate military necessity, a risk to soldiers, or a hindrance to a military operation",[8] raising the number of destroyed houses to just over 100.[7]