IDF Eliminates Jenin Terrorist Commanders In Targeted Air Strike

JERUSALEM (VINnews)  — Three terrorists were killed — two of them in a drone strike — during a raid in the city of Jenin on Wednesday, according to an IDF report.

The military said that the two killed in the drone strike were terrorists, and that the third Palestinian killed by Israeli fire during the raid had hurled explosive devices at troops, who responded by opening fire toward the man.

The official Palestinian news agency Wafa named the two killed in the drone strike as Hamza Ararawi, 27, and Muhammad Nasser Al-Sabti, 19.

תיעוד החיסול בג’נין לפני זמן קצר אז חיל האוויר תקף רכב ששהו בו מפקד חטיבת ג’נין ו 2 מעוזריו .. והם בדרך לעשות עיסוי מפנק עם הבתולות 72 נעליים בגן עדן pic.twitter.com/W3lJXSVYYJ

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Terrorists eliminated in last week’s strike included Jenin commanders responsible for death of Israeli settler Meir Tamari last year. 

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Tens of terrorists mourn at funerals of eliminated terrorists. It is unclear why the IDF doesn’t target the funerals, which include dangerous incitement

Combat engineers also destroyed a vehicle containing several primed explosive devices during the raid, which began overnight and continued into the morning.

Two suspects in the car were detained by troops before it was blown up. Combat engineers also uncovered roadside explosives in the city and blew them up.

Last week, the IDF also raided Jenin, killing eight terrorists.One of those killed in a targeted air strike was identified as Ahmed Barakat, the commander of the Jenin Battalion, who was responsible for perpetrating the terrorist attack that killed Meir Tamari last year.

Muhammad Hawashin, a senior commander in the Palestinian Islamic Jihad responsible for the organization’s infrastructure in the Jenin area, also died in the attack

Similar raids in July, November and January also led to battles and numerous terrorist losses. The city continues to be a hotbed of Hamas terrorist activity, and the PA cannot control or curb the terrorism in the region.