Israeli media reported that a man was killed and at least five others were injured in a ramming and shooting operation in "Tel Aviv".

The media said the Israeli occupation police shot dead the Palestinian who carried out the operation.

In conjunction with the "Tel Aviv" operation, Israeli media circulated news of a new shooting attack against a settlers' vehicle on 443 Street, west of Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.

Following the operation, Palestinian Resistance factions vowed the continuation of the path of resistance against Israeli occupation crimes against the Palestinian people and its sanctities until the liberation of the land.

This comes just a few hours after Israeli media reported that a shooting operation in the Jordan Valley resulted in the death of three illegal Israeli settlers.

The Israeli occupation military spokesperson said that the occupation forces were combing the area of the shooting in search of the gunman.

West Bank on fire: Confrontations, shootings at IOF checkpoints

At dawn Friday, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported a shooting operation at the Huwara checkpoint, south of Nablus.

Our correspondent also reported a shooting attack at the Jabaa checkpoint, northeast of Al-Quds. Israeli media said an Israeli occupation soldier was wounded in the shooting.

Concurrently, a shooting operation targeted the Salem checkpoint, west of Jenin.

Our correspondent confirmed that the occupation forces stormed the town of Al-Ram in search of the gunmen who carried out the shooting. In the same context, a house caught fire during confrontations between Palestinian youths in the town, after being targeted by the occupation bombs.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent pointed out that Palestinians in several neighborhoods in the occupied city of Al-Quds are confronting the incursions of Israeli occupation forces.

This comes as, on Thursday, the Israeli occupation's military said 34 rockets were launched from southern Lebanon on occupied Al-Jalil.

The occupation said the Iron Dome intercepted 25 of the projectiles, adding that at least five rockets landed in occupied Palestinian lands.

The Times of "Israel" highlighted that the attack "may mark the largest number of rockets fired from Lebanon" since the July 2006 war.

This coincided with an Israeli occupation aggression against the Gaza Strip, which was followed by a response from the Palestinian Resistance.

In addition, Al Mayadeen correspondent on early Friday confirmed that three Israeli missiles landed south of the city of Tyre, two of them in agricultural areas and another in the Qlaileh Plain.

The Israeli occupation military spokesperson claimed that the Israeli army attacked Hamas infrastructure and sites in southern Lebanon.

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