Occupied al-Quds - Saba:
Israeli enemy media reported that the commander of the central region in the occupation army issued orders to confiscate and demolish the homes of four Palestinian martyrs and resistance fighters, alleging their involvement in three shooting attacks that occurred over the past year, resulting in the deaths of Israeli soldiers and settlers.
The Israeli newspaper Maariv reported that the homes subject to the demolition orders belong to the martyrs Muhammad Nazzal and Muhammad Zakarneh in the town of Qabatiya, located south of the city of Jenin in the northern occupied West Bank.
According to the newspaper, on January 6, 2025, the two martyrs carried out a shooting attack in two locations near the village of Al-Funduq, east of Qalqilya, which resulted in the deaths of three settlers. A confiscation and demolition order was also delivered to the home of prisoner Muhammad Daraghmeh in the city of Tubas.
The newspaper explained that Daraghmeh opened fire during a clash that took place on February 4, 2025, on Israeli soldiers at the Tayseer checkpoint east of Tubas, killing two soldiers and wounding eight others, two of whom were in critical condition.
The demolition order also included the home of the martyr Wael Abu Idris Lahlouh in the town of Qabatiya.
According to the newspaper, the martyr, along with other resistance fighters, carried out a shooting attack at the Mehola settlement junction on August 11, 2024, which resulted in the death of one settler and the injury of another.
Israeli enemy authorities continue to implement a policy of demolishing the homes of the families of those who carried out suicide attacks, as part of what they describe as "collective punishment," with the aim of deterring resistance activists and influencing the Palestinian popular base.
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