Israel Strikes West Bank Mosque, Killing At Least 2
The Israeli military carried out a rare airstrike in the occupied West Bank, hitting a mosque in the Jenin refugee camp. Palestinian officials called the attack a “dangerous escalation.”
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The Israeli military carried out a rare airstrike in the occupied West Bank, hitting a mosque in the Jenin refugee camp. Palestinian officials called the attack a “dangerous escalation.”
Two weeks after the Oct. 7 attack on Israel, there are worrying signs Hamas has sympathy among Palestinians.
The deadliest fighting occurred in the Nur Shams refugee camp, where Israeli forces also carried out a rare drone strike.
Expressions of horror over the large loss of life predominated, while many Arab governments stressed certainty that Israel was to blame.
Like Hamas, the group receives support from Iran in funding and weapons.
Officials from Iran and Hezbollah helped plan the attack, people familiar with the operation said, but the U.S. and its allies have not found evidence directly linking Tehran.
The attack by Hamas forces Israel once again to confront the conflict that has haunted it since the creation of the modern state.
Palestinian herding communities are abandoning their villages, ceding huge swaths of land to nearby Israeli settlers. Settler activists say it’s the result of their new strategy in the West Bank.
The Palestinian leadership condemned efforts in 2020 to end Israel’s diplomatic isolation in the Arab world. Now, in the face of similar moves, they are trying a new tack.
An apparently unarmed Palestinian man and an Israeli teacher were among the recent victims. Israel’s government has pledged to strike at Palestinian assailants.