Israeli Army Demolishes Home of Hamas Deputy Leader in West Bank Amid Escalating Tensions
In the midst of escalating tensions in the region, the Israeli army has detonated the house of Hamas deputy leader Saleh al-Arouri in the occupied West Bank. Witnesses reported that Israeli forces raided the town of Arura, located northwest of Ramallah, and subsequently searched al-Arouri’s residence.
According to a witness who spoke to Anadolu, Israeli forces detonated the house before they withdrew from the area. This action comes as Israel holds al-Arouri responsible for orchestrating attacks against Israeli targets within the West Bank.
The situation in the West Bank has been fraught with tension, as the Israeli army intensifies its bombardment campaign on the blockaded Gaza Strip. Palestinian figures indicate that since October 7, the Israeli army has already killed 122 Palestinians and detained 1,680 others.
In light of a cross-border attack by Hamas on October 7, Israel has significantly expanded both its air and ground assaults on the Gaza Strip. Unfortunately, the Gaza conflict has already claimed the lives of more than 9,800 people, including 8,306 Palestinians and over 1,538 Israelis.
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