Al-Quds Brigades in Tulkarm confirms Israeli casualties in operation
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The Resistance group says it carried out a successful operation targeting a military site in Beit Ummar.
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A Resistance fighter of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad's Al-Quds Brigades -Tulkarm Brigades - during a march in Tulkarm in 2022 (Social media)
Palestinian Islamic Jihad's military wing Al-Quds Brigades carried out on Tuesday an operation against an Israeli military unit in Beit Ummar, in the West Bank's al-Khalil region.
The Brigades, in an official statement, confirmed that their operation inflicted direct casualties on the Israeli occupation soldiers.
During confrontations with the Israeli forces in Beit Ummar, two Palestinians were wounded by Israeli gunfire, and tens suffered suffocation from tear gas bombs.
Elsewhere, confrontations erupted near the western entrance of the southern town of Beit Fajjar between Palestinians and Israeli forces, which resulted in the injury of several Palestinians.
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In a separate operation, Al-Quds Brigades - Tulkarm Brigades - announced on Tuesday that its Resistance fighters carried out a successful infiltration operation into the "Einav" settlement located north of the West Bank.
In a statement, the Brigades confirmed that during the operation, its fighters stormed the military tower in the settlement and took control of it.
According to the Brigades, the operation resulted in the death of one Israeli settler and the wounding of another.
Palestinians in the occupied West Bank launched a comprehensive strike on Sunday morning, denouncing the Israeli aggression against Gaza, in conjunction with the occupation closing all crossings and preventing entry and exit to the West Bank, in addition to blocking roads in the region and the entrances to Palestinian cities.
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The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced in a statement on Tuesday that the number of martyrs in the occupied West Bank had reached 18 and more than 90 injuries since the beginning of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood.
It is noteworthy that when announcing the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, the Commander-in-Chief of Al-Qassam Brigades Mohammad Deif addressed the Palestinian people in the West Bank, calling for organizing operations against settlements and "sweeping out" the occupation.
