Israel razes homes of four Palestinians

Marcus told The Algemeiner that in January, following the Charlie Hebdo newspaper and HyperCacher supermarket murders in Paris, a poll indicated that 84% of Palestinians thought that Israel was behind the attacks, while a mere 8% thought the terrorism was the result of radical Islam in Europe.

A Palestinian gunman ambushed an Israeli family in the West Bank on Friday, killing a father and his son, while clashes with Israeli security forces in the territory killed two Palestinians in the latest escalation of violence.

Israeli forces have arrested a Palestinian suspect in a drive-by shooting that killed two Israelis in the West Bank, the internal Shin Bet security service said Sunday.

The victims were 28-year-old Ahmed Abu el-Aish and 21-year-old Laith Manasra, and 55 Palestinians were injured by live ammunition and rubber-coated bullets.

On Saturday, Israel demolished three homes in the West Bank belonging to attackers who killed an Israeli couple in front of their children in the West Bank on October 1.

Palestinian attackers in the current wave of terror on Israelis fit the traditional profile of a lone terrorist, Israel’s Shin Bet said in a new report.

Palestinians say Israel’s attempt to link their liberation struggle and the Paris attacks is cynical and misleading, and seeks to shield Israel from the condemnation it deserves for 48 years of military occupation.

In addition, Fatah tweeted an image of the Palestinian flag alongside the flags of Russian Federation, Lebanon, and France – countries in which ISIS terror attacks have taken place.

Israeli media aired footage from the aftermath of the attack, showing a crashed vehicle by the roadside.

Thousands of mourners have held the funeral procession for two Palestinians killed by Israeli forces during a raid in Qalandiya refugee camp in the occupied West Bank.

Demolition of the Abu Shahin home this morning follows the demolition of four Palestinian-owned homes over the weekend of Palestinians accused of carrying out attacks on Israelis last month. More than 80 Palestinians have been killed during the attacks and by harsh Israeli countermeasures at violent demonstrations.

“Our ambulance reached the scene, and the military refused to allow them and threatened them and told them to leave”, he said.

Three of the homes were destroyed in Nablus, in the northern West Bank, and the other in Silwad, northeast of Ramallah.

The violence was sparked by disputes over access to a holy site in Jerusalem’s Old City that is sacred to both Muslims and Jews.

“Even if they demolish it, we don’t care”.