Less than three weeks after Palestinian man Farouk Ramadan was killed while confronting Israeli occupiers, the Israeli army blew up his house in the West Bank town of Tal, Anadolu reports.
Ramadan was among four Palestinians killed and four others injured during an attack by Israeli forces and occupiers on Tal in late July, according to local sources.
Ramadan, who was unarmed, seized a weapon from an occupier while confronting the attack on the village southwest of Nablus. He then opened fire on the occupiers and Israeli forces, killing two, according to the sources.
The Israeli army blew up the third floor of the residential building in Tal after raiding the area and forcing residents of several nearby homes to evacuate ahead of the demolition, Anadolu’s correspondent reported.
Separately, the Israeli army began demolishing around 20 Palestinian shops and homes in the village of Anza, south of Jenin in the northern West Bank, allegedly for construction without permits, according to a local activist and Anadolu’s correspondent.
