IOF arrest Palestinian over alleged ramming attack
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IOF launch a campaign of arrests in separate areas of occupied Al-Quds and the West Bank in parallel with imposing a comprehensive closure on Jenin.
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An IOF soldier injured in a ramming operation in Bir Al-Sabe'
Israeli media reported on Thursday that Israeli occupation forces (IOF) arrested a 20-year-old resident of the city of Rahat for allegedly carrying out a ramming attack in Bir Al-Sabe', which moderately injured an 18-year-old IOF soldier.
Israeli media claimed the Palestinian youth drove his car on the sidewalk and rammed the soldier, leaving him with bruises and wounded limbs.
In a separate context, the IOF launched on Thursday a new campaign of arrests in separate areas of occupied Al-Quds and the West Bank in parallel with imposing a comprehensive closure on Jenin Governorate, closing Al-Jalama and Salem military checkpoints until further notice.
Media coverage: "Israeli occupation forces detained at least 13 Palestinians in a large-scale arrest campaign in occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, today dawn." pic.twitter.com/ILJOdmt4Ee
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) November 24, 2022
According to security sources, the Israeli occupation prevented the movement of goods and commodities, the movement of Palestinian workers into the '48 occupied territories, and the entry of the Palestinians from the '48 occupied territories into Jenin Governorate until further notice.
Earlier, Palestinian sources reported that the Israeli occupation received at Salem checkpoint, at dawn Thursday, the body of Israeli Tiran Fero, who was killed in a traffic accident in Jenin in the occupied West Bank, following negotiations with Palestinian Resistance fighters in coordination with the Palestinian Authority.
According to the Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, the Resistance fighters captured the body of Fero, 18, after they stopped an ambulance belonging to the Palestinian Red Crescent that was on its way to deliver it to the occupation.
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