Israeli Army Blows up Palestinian Prisoner's Home in West Bank Amid Escalating Occupier Attacks
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Israeli occupiers burn 2 vehicles, spray racist slogans in village north of Ramallah
At dawn on Thursday, the Israeli occupying forces blew up the house of captured Doas Hassoun in the village of Beit Imrin, north-west of Nablus, after breaking into the village, encircling the house and forcing his family members to evacuate it, in a step that was part of a policy of demolishing and bombing Palestinian homes associated with prisoners.
The Israeli army demolished the home of a Palestinian prisoner in the Beit Imrin town of Nablus with explosives; the apartment on the second floor of the three-story building was destroyed. In the town of Atara, Israelis who seized Palestinian land set two vehicles on fire and wrote racist slogans on the walls.
At dawn today, Thursday, the Israeli occupying forces blew up the house of captured Doas Hassoun in the village of Beit Emrin, north-west of Nablus. According to sources [...], the occupation forces blew up the house of captured Doas Hassoun in the home of Imrin first on Palestinian television.
Ramallah: At dawn on Thursday, the Israeli army blew up the home of the captured Doas Hassoun, in the town of Beit Emrin, north-west of Nablus, north of the occupied West Bank. Local sources said that the Israeli army blew up the second floor of a three-storey apartment building in the town of Beit Emrin. Hassoun was arrested in March 2026, and local sources say he was accused of killing a settler before about [...].
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