On Monday evening, the Israeli army announced its intention to demolish the family home of the martyr Abdel-Fattah Kharousha, a resident of the Askar refugee camp in Nablus.

The commander of the Israeli army in the West Bank, Yehuda Fox, signed the demolition order after an Israeli court rejected the appeal submitted by human rights organizations on behalf of the Khrusha family.

On March 7, Israeli forces assassinated Kharousha in Jenin camp, after they pursued him for weeks after he was accused of carrying out a shooting attack in Hawara on February 26.

The occupation forces arrest three of Kharousha's children, whom they accuse of helping their father in the operation, planning it and hiding him.