Israeli forces demolished the home of the Hamas terrorist who murdered Hallel and Yagel Yaniv in Nablus early Friday morning, according to the IDF Spokesperson's Unit.
The terrorist, Khaled Harusha, shot and killed the Yaniv brothers in Huwara in February. Hallel and Yagel were 22 and 19 at the time of their murder respectively. Yagel was supposed to celebrate his 20th birthday two weeks after the attack. The brothers were from the Har Bracha settlement in Samaria and were laid to rest at the Mt. Herzl military cemetery.
One Palestinian was wounded in clashes as Israeli forces operated in Nablus. During the raid in Nablus, three Hamas terrorists were arrested by Israeli forces as well.
Overnight, the IDF and Shin Bet arrested 37 suspects in the West Bank, including 17 people affiliated with Hamas.
Palestinians, Israeli forces clash in Jenin
Some two Palestinians were killed in armed clashes with Israeli forces in Jenin early Friday morning, according to Palestinian reports.
During the clashes in Jenin, an IDF airstrike targeted an armed terrorist squad that threw explosives at Israeli forces. The IDF additionally used bulldozers to uncover IEDs buried under roads in the Jenin refugee camp.
During searches in the refugee camp, Israeli forces uncovered a structure containing explosives with an underground tunnel inside it. In another building, Israeli forces found an M-16, ammunition, and military equipment.
During the raid in Jenin, the IDF reportedly dropped leaflets warning residents of the city to not cooperate with Hamas and other terrorists organizations.
Additionally on Friday morning, two Palestinians were killed in clashes with Israeli forces in the Fawwar refugee camp near Hebron, according to Palestinian reports. The IDF said it found and confiscated two lathes used for weapons production in Fawwar. Printers from a printing house used to publish incendiary material were also confiscated.
In Qalandiya, Israeli forces arrested eight wanted persons and confiscated a gun, ammunition, and military equipment. A printing house used to publish incendiary materials in the city was sealed off.