Tulkarem
Israeli soldiers found three rockets “at various stages of preparation,” as well as explosive devices and materials for producing bombs.
Ahmad Nasrallah was a “central weapons dealer” in Tulkarm’s Irtah neighborhood, according to Israeli security forces.
The IDF has opened an investigation into the incident.
The troops were lightly wounded.
“The mission in Judea and Samaria is clear: to thwart terrorism and defend the communities,” Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir told troops.
Yatev Lev Halevi died last year of wounds sustained during an operation in Samaria.
Several IED manufacturing facilities were and a drone production site were also discovered, according to the military.
The decision to demolish the row of homes was “based on operational necessity and was made only after considering alternative options,” the Israeli military said.
Weapons seized, homes of terrorists demolished in this week’s operations.
Prosecutors say the suspects planned a Ramadan attack on security forces.
The IDF said that it arrested 27 terrorist suspects throughout Judea and Samaria.
Security forces are clearing roads, demolishing structures, and imposing movement restrictions to curb terrorist activity.