The occupation forces blew up, at dawn today, Thursday, the house of the prisoner Kamal Jouri, whom they accuse of carrying out the "Shafi Shomron" operation that took place on the eleventh of last October, in which a soldier in the occupation army was killed, and it was claimed at that time by the "Lions' Den" group.

A week ago, the occupation forces blew up the home of the prisoner Osama Al-Taweel, whom they also accuse of participating in the operation.

Juri and Al-Taweel, two members of the "Black's Den", were arrested on the thirteenth of last February, after they were injured during the occupation forces' raid on an apartment where they were hiding.

After midnight, the occupation forces surrounded the house of the Jouri family (a residential apartment on the second floor of a residential building consisting of six floors), and deployed sniper teams at the site and on the rooftops of the overlooking buildings, and then evacuated the building from its residents, before booby-trapping the house and detonating it before five o'clock. At dawn, damage was caused to nearby shops and apartments.

Confrontations and armed clashes took place with the occupation forces in more than one location inside the city, in conjunction with the implementation of the house bombing, and dozens of citizens were suffocated by the tear gas canisters fired by the occupation forces.

Commenting on the demolition of her house, the prisoner Jouri's mother said: "The demolition of the house is for your shoes, Kamal and O Muhammad (her second son in the occupation prisons)." And she added: "They demolished the house, but we did not get upset and not a single hair shook us. What Kamal did is something that raises the head, and the money is compensated, and relief is close, God willing."