Israeli forces demolish Palestinian prisoner's home amid West Bank raids and settler attacks

Israeli forces demolished Palestinian prisoner Dawas Hassoun's West Bank home, saying he carried out a March car-ramming attack that killed an Israeli.

• Israeli forces blew up Hassoun's home in Beit Imrin, Nablus, where he has been detained since March, the army said.
• Hassoun's family rejected the account, saying the March incident was a traffic accident that followed settlers attacking their home and attempting to steal sheep.
• Israeli Channel 14 reported the injured soldier was Neria Dov Leiter, 30-year-old son of Israeli ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter, in critical condition.
• Settlers stormed Al-Aqsa Mosque, where rabbi Yehuda Glick posted video of himself praying, while forces detained dozens of Palestinians across West Bank districts.