Three Palestinians were injured with live ammunition fired by Israeli occupation forces storming Nablus city, occupied West Bank, according to local sources.

Ahmad Jibril, director of the Palestinian Red Crescent ambulance service in Nablus, said, as quoted by Wafa news agency, that "three Palestinians were shot by live bullets in different parts of their bodies during an IOF raid on New Askar refugee camp, east of Nablus. Then, they were then transferred to a nearby hospital to receive medical treatment."

Local sources reported that IOF arrested three young Palestinians following their raid on the refugee camp.

📡Media coverage: The occupation forces arrested the freed prisoner, Raafat Abu Hudeeb, after storming his house in the new Askar camp, east of Nablus.#IsraeliApartheid pic.twitter.com/lqGDw7cImd

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It is worth noting that IOF also demolished a house under construction near the Aqabat Jaber refugee camp in Jericho this morning under the pretext of "non-licensing".

IOF demolished Ali Karshan's house using five vehicles and a bulldozer, displacing its family members including children.

Throughout June 2022, 40 structures were demolished in the occupied West Bank and adjacent areas; six inhabited homes were among the structures demolished, leaving 26 Palestinians homeless, including 14 children, according to the B'Tselem NGO. In one of the cases, the owner was forced by the IOF to demolish his own home.

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