Israeli Forces Kill 4 Palestinians in West Bank City of Jenin


Israeli Forces Kill 4 Palestinians in West Bank City of Jenin

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Four Palestinians were by Israeli occupation forces who stormed the city of Jenin and its camp in the West Bank.

Israeli occupation troops stormed Jenin and its camp amid opening fire on the Palestinians, causing the martyrdom of four of them, and another one was seriously wounded, as the occupation troops arrested him with two others Maan News Agency reported.

Palestinian sources noted that occupation forces held two bodies of the four martyrs.

They also arrested three Palestinians in Bethlehem, in the West Bank.

In a tweet, Shahab News Agency cited Akram Rajoub, the governor of Jenin, as saying that four young men were killed by Israeli forces at the Jenin refugee camp at dawn on Monday.

He noted that the bodies of two of the victims were being held by Israeli authorities.

According to Palestinians media reports, heavy clashes erupted between resistance fighters and the Israeli forces during which loud explosions and gun-firing were heard.

The victims were identified as Saleh al-Ammar, Raed Abu Seif, Amjad Husniyah and Nour Jarrar.

The Palestinian Information Center said in a tweet that the Israeli forces also detained three Palestinians during the raid.

According to the PIC, Israeli media outlets had recently reported that the Israeli army was preparing for a military operation in Jenin.

Israel occupied East al-Quds, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip during the Six Day War in 1967. It later had to withdraw from Gaza but has been occupying the other territories since.

On May 10, Israel's plans to force a number of Palestinian families out of their homes at the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood of East al-Quds and its violent raids on worshipers at al-Aqsa Mosque prompted Palestinian retaliation that was followed by a brutal Israeli bombing campaign against the besieged Gaza Strip. About 260 Palestinians were killed in the 11-day Israeli offensive.

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