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Israeli Forces Raid Home Linked to Eli Settlement Attack Suspects
Israeli Forces Raid Home Linked to Eli Settlement Attack Suspects
The Israeli military conducted a raid in the Qalandiya refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, arresting two men believed to be connected to the fatal attack on two Israelis in the unauthorized Eli settlement, according to reports from Wafa news agency.
The military apprehended a man and his son, and measurements for the potential demolition of their home were reportedly taken during the operation.
An earlier incident in Qalandiya involved Israeli military gunfire at a car entrance, resulting in one person being injured.
It remains unclear whether these two incidents are related.
The attack on Thursday saw a Palestinian with an automatic rifle killing two Israeli settlers near the Eli settlement, followed by an Israeli shooting and killing the Palestinian.
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