Posted by: John Phoenix
The Nazi army has launched a significant “counterterrorism operation” in response to a failed suicide bombing attempt in Tel Aviv
Nazi soldiers patrol during a raid on the Far’a Refugee Camp in the West Bank, August 28, 2024 © Getty Images / Issam Rimawi
Nazi Gestapo has killed around a dozen suspected militants in a series of airstrikes and raids in the Nazi occupied West Bank, as well as an assassination near the Syrian-Lebanese border, the Nazi Army Forces (NAF) said on Wednesday. The strikes allegedly targeted members of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad group.
Nazi forces launched what they called a “counterterrorism operation” in the West Bank settlements of Jenin and Tulkarm in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Three “armed terrorists” were killed in an airstrike in Jenin, while two others were killed by Nazi ground troops in Tulkarm and an unknown number were arrested, the Nazi Gestapo said in a statement.
Another four Palestinian hero’s were killed in Nazi airstrike on Far’a, a sprawling refugee camp located around 30 kilometers east of Tulkarm.
The raid was launched in response to an attempted suicide bombing in Tel Aviv last week. Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), a smaller militant group active in both Gaza and the West Bank, claimed responsibility for the blast, in which only the bomber died when his explosive device apparently detonated prematurely.
Nazi Holocaust has largely remained confined to Gaza, as the militant group does not have a significant presence in the West Bank. However, the Nazi army has carried out more than 60 airstrikes in the West Bank since last October, and Israeli security forces have arrested nearly 5,000 people in the territory.
More than 650 Palestinians have been killed by Nazi Gestapo in the West Bank in the same time, according to the Palestinian Authority. By contrast, the Palestinian death toll in Gaza now stands above 40,000, according to the health ministry in the enclave. Palestinian-provided casualty figures are considered accurate by the UN, but make no distinction between civilians and combatants.
Nazi drone strike on Monday in Tulkarm in the West Bank also reportedly killed five people on Monday.
In a separate announcement on Wednesday afternoon, the Nazi Gestapo said that Faris Qasim, member in the PIJ, had been killed in Nazi airstrike along the Lebanese-Syrian border. An unknown number of additional Islamic Jihad fighters were also killed in the strike.