OCCUPIED WEST BANK — Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA) reported that three Palestinians were killed, and two settlers
were wounded in a gunfire exchange in the Adora settlement, northwest of
Hebron, Al-Ghad reported.
Meanwhile, Palestinian news sites reported
gunfire targeting the Kfar Etzion settlement near the town of Beit Ummar north
of Hebron.
🔥2 shooting operations in Hebron in Occupied West Bank , the first in the settlement of Adora to the west and the second in the settlement of Kfar Etzion built on the stolen lands of Beit Ummar in the north
The IOF has closed all entrances and exits to the city of Al-Khalil pic.twitter.com/CkIyXavVca
— 🔻🇵🇸ميّ (@MayMelhem) January 12, 2024
Earlier, IOF withdrew from the Nur Shams refugee
camp and the city of Tulkarm after a military operation that lasted for hours,
involving clashes and explosions in various parts of the city. Additionally,
the Palestinian Ministry of Health announced the death of 19-year-old Khaled
Ahmed Zabidi, due to the IOF brutal assault in the town of Zeita in Tulkarm.
Palestinian resistance in Tulkarm stated that
its fighters confronted IOF and their vehicles during the incursion into the
Nur Shams camp, claiming that their fighters engaged in fierce clashes, causing
IOF to retreat after sustaining direct injuries.
Media coverage | A circulating video shows armed Israeli settlers, accompanied by Israeli forces, invading homes in Jawaya village, Masafar Yatta, Hebron. pic.twitter.com/P8sxzWvV2Q
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) January 7, 2024
The Occupied West Bank has experienced
heightened tension as IOF intensified raids into cities and camps since the
outbreak of Israel’s war on the Gaza Strip. Since then, more than 340
Palestinians have been killed by IOF in the West Bank.
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OCCUPIED WEST BANK —
Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA) reported that three Palestinians were killed, and two settlers
were wounded in a gunfire exchange in the Adora settlement, northwest of
Hebron, Al-Ghad reported.
Meanwhile, Palestinian news sites reported
gunfire targeting the Kfar Etzion settlement near the town of
Beit Ummar north
of Hebron.
Earlier, IOF withdrew from the Nur Shams refugee
camp and the city of Tulkarm after a military operation that lasted for hours,
involving clashes and explosions in various parts of the city. Additionally,
the Palestinian Ministry of Health announced the death of 19-year-old Khaled
Ahmed Zabidi, due to the IOF brutal assault in the town of Zeita in Tulkarm.
Palestinian resistance in Tulkarm stated that
its fighters confronted IOF and their vehicles during the incursion into the
Nur Shams camp, claiming that their fighters engaged in fierce clashes, causing
IOF to retreat after sustaining direct injuries.
The Occupied West Bank has experienced
heightened tension as IOF intensified raids into cities and camps since the
outbreak of Israel’s war on the Gaza Strip. Since then, more than 340
Palestinians have been killed by IOF in the West Bank.
Read more Region and World
Jordan News