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The region braces for further attacks after Israel’s killing of Hezbollah’s leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut. Hezbollah is still reeling from the killing of its longtime leader Hassan Nasrallah. As the group mourns his death and weighs its options, Israel has carried out more strikes, killing another of Hezbollah’s top leaders. But beyond words, what does this mean for an already volatile region?

Israeli forces have been carrying out a series of raids in the occupied West Bank. In Hebron, Israeli soldiers entered the city of Dura and searched more than 30 homes. They also raided towns near Nablus, Ramallah and Jenin. The Palestinian Prisoners Society says 25 people were detained, included a woman and a wounded man. Al-Shabaka policy analyst Fathi Nimer told Al Jazeera English that there have been an increase in attacks by the settlers in the occupied West Bank.

“The work for Palestinians today is to explore how we can reclaim our revolutionary legacy and extend it into the twenty-first century,” Al-Shabaka board president Tareq Baconi told The New York Review of Books.