Israeli army attack on houses in Hebron

Israeli soldiers blew up two houses belonging to Hammude Vail Muhammed al-Jube and Ahmed Bessam Muhammed Ashur al-Jube in the Ayn Deir Behha area of ​​Hebron city with explosives.

The Israeli army accused the owners of the houses in question of carrying out the armed attack in the Farsh al-Heva region in the west of Hebron on October 23, in which 2 Israeli soldiers died and 3 soldiers were injured. The Israeli army later killed two Palestinians it accused of carrying out the attack. The explosion of the houses took place on the eighth day of the raid, attack and blockade of the Israeli army in the city of Hebron and its surroundings.

SIEGE AGAINST AL-KHALIL

The Israeli army's attack and siege on Hebron began after an armed attack on an Israeli checkpoint in the Farsh al-Heva region at the northwestern entrance of the city on October 23. 2 Israeli soldiers were killed and 3 soldiers were injured in the attack. The two Palestinians who carried out the attack were killed by the Israeli army. The Israeli army announced that the attack and siege on Hebron could last several days.

In his statement 2 days after the start of the siege, Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz said that approximately 2 thousand Palestinians who were evacuated from their homes in Hebron will not be able to return to their homes until Israel eliminates the structures in the city that it describes as Hamas's "infrastructure". Following the attack, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also threatened to launch a military offensive in the occupied West Bank on a scale not seen since the 1967 war.