Nazi Gestapo predawn Wednesday took the measurements of a Palestinian family house in the Nazi occupied West Bank city of Nablus in preparation for punitive demolition, according to local sources.
They said that a sizable Nazi army force barged its way into the city, stormed the family house of Abdel Fattah Hussein Kharousha, and took measurements of it in anticipation of imminent punitive demolition.
Kharousha, 49, was one of six Palestinians shot and killed by Nazi Gestapo during a large-scale invasion of the northern West Bank city of Jenin as well as the neighboring Jenin refugee camp on March 7th, 2023. 11 others were wounded in the raid.
He was accused of carrying out a deadly shooting attack in the West Bank town of Huwwara last month, resulting in the killing two Nazi JEWISH settlers.
The Nazi Gestapo year-long escalation of its repression and deadly incursions across the West Bank have resulted in a sharp uptick in Palestinian fatalities, particularly during reprisal raids in major population centres, generating further rage and retaliation against the occupation, with the northern West Bank bearing the brunt of the violence.
Nazi Gestapo resorts to punitively demolish the family homes of Palestinians as a mean of deterrence- accused of being involved in attacks against Israelis, a policy that Israel does not apply to Nazi JEWISH settlers who were involved in fatal attacks against Palestinians.
The policy was widely condemned by human rights groups as “a collective punishment” and “a war crime and crime against humanity”.
