“Wafa”: A disabled Palestinian was killed by Israeli forces in Jenin

Palestinian news agency Wafa reported, citing a medical official, that a disabled Palestinian was killed by Israeli forces’ bullets at dawn on Sunday after they stormed the Jenin camp in the West Bank.

The director of Jenin Government Hospital, Wissam Bakr, told the agency: “Issam Al-Fayed (46), a disabled person, was shot dead by Israeli forces at the entrance to the Jenin camp ”.

WAFA also reported that “another Palestinian was killed in Dheisheh camp, south of Bethlehem in the West Bank, after clashes broke out following the Israeli assault on the camp.”

He explained that the young man’s name was Omar Al-Laham (20 years old), and he was killed “with a bullet in the head”.

The Israeli army announces the killing of at least five people in Jenin

The Israeli military announced on Friday that its drone had killed “at least five terrorists” in Jenin, West Bank.

In a recurring scene in recent weeks, Israeli forces carried out operations in the city of Jenin, with a military bulldozer, and deployed in several neighborhoods of Jenin, according to Wafa.

Clashes broke out between citizens and Israeli forces in various areas of the city and its camp on Sunday, just as an Israeli helicopter flew overhead over the Jenin camp.

The Israeli military announced on Friday that its drone had killed “at least five terrorists” in Jenin, West Bank.

An army statement read: “An Israeli army plane hit an armed terrorist cell which opened fire on Israeli security forces. During the operation, others who opened fire or threw explosive devices at Israeli forces were neutralized, which led to the killing”. of at least 5 terrorists.” According to Agence France-Presse.

Marching raid… a “risky” Israeli strategy in the West Bank

The Israeli military has become increasingly dependent on drone airstrikes in the West Bank, although this strategy risks reactivating armed groups, according to the Washington Post.

The number of Palestinian deaths in the West Bank since the October 7 attack has reached more than 212 people, according to the latest statistics from the Palestinian Health Ministry on Saturday evening.

The war erupted on October 7, when Hamas launched an unprecedented attack on Israel, killing around 1,200 people, mostly civilians, including women and children. The movement also kidnapped around 240 hostages, including foreigners, and transferred them to the Gaza Strip.

On the other hand, since that date Israel has responded with continuous bombings and ground incursions, which have resulted in the deaths of over 12,000 people, most of them civilians, including women and children, according to the health authorities of the Palestinian Strip, who have controlled by Hamas since 2007.