IOF kills two in Tubas, West Bank, including son of martyred detainee
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Medical sources confirm the martyrdom of Palestinian youth Mohammad Issam al-Shahmawi, after Israeli occupation forces shot him in the head as well as martyr Muhammad Rasul Draghma was the son of the Hamas leader Omar Draghma who was killed in Israeli occupation detention.
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Israeli occupation soldiers obstructing the movement of a Palestinian woman in the Palestinian city of al-Khalil, Wednesday, August 30, 2023. (AP)
A Palestinian youth was martyred and two others were initially injured before one of them was announced martyred by Israeli occupation forces' gunfire early Friday during an Israeli raid on the al-Far'a refugee camp south of Tubas.
Medical sources confirmed the martyrdom of Mohammad Issam al-Shahmawi, after Israeli occupation forces shot him in the head, adding that one of the two others was later announced dead.
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الشاب محمد عصام الشحماوي، ارتقى برصاص الاحتلال في مخيم الفارعة - طوباس pic.twitter.com/R5LrRDgpSe
The second martyr was Muhammad Rasul Draghma, the leader of the Tubas Brigade. Israeli special forces unit assassinated him when they targeted him through an operation while he was inside a car travelling in the Far'a refugee camp in the city of Toubas, northeast of the West Bank.
After five hours of fighting, the IOF has withdrawn from Tubas and surrounding areas. They were however able to cowardly assassinate Mohammed Rasoul “Al-Sakhrah [The Rock]” Omar Hamza Daraghmeh, son of prisoner martyr Sheikh Omar Daragmeh. They barbarically dragged his vehicle pic.twitter.com/5ezR46ZE5V
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The martyr Muhammad Rasul Draghma was the son of the Hamas leader Omar Draghma, who was martyred inside one of the occupation's prisons at the beginning of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood after being arrested on October 9th of last year.
The Israeli occupation forces stormed the al-Far'a camp with several military vehicles and deployed snipers at its entrance, while intense confrontations accompanied by powerful explosions erupted between Palestinian Resistance fighters and the raiding forces.
In Jenin, a Palestinian youth was wounded by Israeli occupation forces' gunfire in the town of Fandaqumiya. The occupation forces obstructed the arrival of an ambulance to treat the injured.
Simultaneously, Israeli occupation forces raided Tulkarm and stationed their military vehicles in several areas in the city.
In the same context, several Israeli military vehicles raided the city of Qalqilya, while occupation soldiers stormed a house in the Sufin area without any reported injuries or detainments.
Earlier, three Palestinians were injured by live ammunition, and a child was injured by rubber bullets in an attack launched by Israeli settlers on the village of Burqa, east of Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank.
Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Ramallah reported that the Israeli occupation military launched a wide-scale arrest campaign during its raids on several West Bank governorates early Friday, coinciding with the first day of Eid al-Fitr.
It is noteworthy that on Wednesday, the Israeli occupation forces imposed a suffocating siege on the West Bank, especially in the northern governorates, coinciding with Israeli reconnaissance aircraft flying over the skies of Jenin, Tulkarm, Nablus, and Tubas, according to Al Mayadeen's sources.
