Summary
The Israeli army took control of a Palestinian property in the West Bank, using it as a base during a military operation. The property owner claims that the soldiers damaged his home and business and eventually set parts of it on fire. The Israeli military denies the arson allegations and states that they are reviewing a complaint about the incident.
Key Facts
- The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) took over Nasser Faratawi's property in the West Bank in March.
- The family was given 90 minutes to leave the premises.
- The military used the property as a base for about three and a half months during an operation nearby.
- Nasser claims that the soldiers caused damage, wrote graffiti, and set his business on fire.
- The Israeli military denies being aware of any arson and is investigating the complaint.
- More than 900 Palestinians and over 60 Israelis have been killed in recent West Bank tensions.
- The IDF states it sometimes uses Palestinian homes for operations but aims to minimize civilian impact.
