Israeli officers threaten to kill Jenin fighters in phone calls to families

Israeli officers threatened to assassinate Jenin fighters in phone calls to their families on Sunday, shortly after they bombed a mosque in the West Bank city in a pre-dawn air strike.

Intelligence officers called the parents of Palestinians on Israel's "wanted list" and ordered them to call their sons and ask them to surrender themselves to the Israeli military before 7am on Monday or be killed. 

"If you want your son to live, tell him to surrender himself," the officer said in on one call heard by Middle East Eye.