Two Illegal Israeli settlers killed in operation in occupied West Bank
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Martyr Mohammed Yousef Manasra carried out an operation that killed two illegal Israeli settlers in the "Eli" settlement.
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Scenes following the operation in the "Eli" settlement in Nablus, February 29, 2024 (Social Media)
Israeli media reported on Thursday the killing of two Israeli settlers in an operation in the "Eli" settlement, in south Nablus in the West Bank.
The Israeli Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper revealed that an investigation is underway into a "suspected shooting attack at a gas station, near the Eli settlement."
Palestinian Police officer Mohammed Youssef Manasra carried out the operation, Palestinian sources told Al Mayadeen. He was martyred right after.
The ascended martyr in the operation in “Eli” settlement is Mohammed Yousef Manasra, a Palestinian police officer in Qalandia camp in occupied Al-Quds. As you see here, he worked in the CID department. Palestinian mujahideen come from all walks of life, a true representation of pic.twitter.com/QoPTnx9mxm
— 🔻 The Nature Boy 🇵🇸 (@BigTimeCommie) February 29, 2024
Earlier this month, Israeli media reported concerns about Palestinian authority security forces joining in violence against the IOF during the holy month of Ramadan.
Israeli military and intelligence authorities have expressed concern regarding the upcoming month of Ramadan, recommending that concerned authorities ease measures against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and al-Quds.
Ramadan is set to commence in early March this year, and the holy month is synonymous with several occasions that Muslims celebrate. Recently, the occupation has severely restricted the entry of Palestinians to one of the holiest sites, al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied al-Quds. The measure comes hand in hand with increased systematic oppression of Palestinians in the occupied territory, including wide-scale detention campaigns and assassinations against Palestinians in the West Bank.
In this context, Israeli military and intelligence officials have recommended that restrictions be eased, fearing that "Hamas takes advantage of the most important time for Muslims, as a chance to ignite the [West Bank]," Yoav Zitun, the military affairs analyst for Israeli news website Ynet, wrote.
