Coverage dated October 30, 2023

Israel demolishes West Bank home of Hamas deputy leader

Headline from Al-Monitor

The Israeli army demolished the West Bank home of exiled Hamas number two Saleh al-Aruri with explosives on Tuesday as war raged with the Islamist group in Gaza.The Israeli military said forces entered the village of Arura, near Ramallah, and shot at people who were "hurling" rocks towards them duri…

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  1. Al-Monitor

    Israel demolishes West Bank home of Hamas deputy leader (opens Al-Monitor)

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    The Israeli army demolished the West Bank home of exiled Hamas number two Saleh al-Aruri with explosives on Tuesday as war raged with the Islamist group in Gaza.The Israeli military said forces entered the village of Arura, near Ramallah, and shot at people who were "hurling" rocks towards them duri…

  2. The Times of Israel

    IDF demolishes West Bank home of exiled senior Hamas official Saleh al-Arouri (opens The Times of Israel)

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    Deputy chief of terror group's political bureau also leads its military wing in the West Bank; IDF banner left on rubble of destroyed building declares 'Hamas=Islamic State'

  3. Al Jazeera

    Israel demolishes senior Hamas leader’s house in occupied West Bank (opens Al Jazeera)

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    The ‘symbolic’ demolition comes as Israel ramps up its ground incursion against Hamas fighters in Gaza.

  4. Washington Examiner

    Israeli military destroys house of senior Hamas leader in West Bank (opens Washington Examiner)

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    Washington Examiner's feed description

    The Israeli military destroyed the house of Saleh al Arouri, a senior Hamas commander, in the West Bank on Tuesday.

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