Two martyrs, wounded during confrontations with IOF in Jenin
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UPDATE: The director of Jenin Governmental Hospital reports the martyrdom of two Palestinians and two wounded during the IOF's storming of Jenin and the Al-Quds Brigades - Jenin Brigade announces that several occupation vehicles were targeted.
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A very large number of IOF vehicles were seen storming into Jenin on October 25, 2023. (Social media)
On Monday at dawn, Palestinian Amir Abdullah Sharbaji was martyred and two others were injured during confrontations with the Israeli occupation forces in the Jenin camp, the second largest camp in the West Bank.
During a press statement, the director of Jenin Governmental Hospital announced that the young man succumbed to his wounds.
ارتقاء الشاب أمير الشربجي برصاص الاحتلال خلال اقتحام جنين.
— جَفرَا الحُب والثَورَة || 🇵🇸 𓂆 palestine (@jafra_ps) October 29, 2023
وعدد من الاصابات بالرصاص pic.twitter.com/WYXQMIkPuh
Israeli occupation aircraft bombed a house at the entrance to the camp, wounding two Palestinians, and the IOF destroyed infrastructure and several cars in the vicinity of the camp. Additionally, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported that the IOF was targeting ambulances and paramedics while they were trying to transport the wounded in Jenin.
For its part, the Al-Qassam Brigades in Jenin announced that resistance fighters from different Palestinian resistance factions confronted the IOF after storming the city. Moreover, the Al-Quds Brigades - Jenin Brigade announced that enemy armored vehicles were disabled and damaged on the outskirts of Jenin camp with a concentrated series of explosive devices
A homemade Palestinian explosive device targeting demon occupation forces in Jenin and violent confrontations continue. 🇵🇸🇵🇸 pic.twitter.com/fGEGB1Q3lz
— Her name is Palestine 🇵🇸😇 (@ayshaaaa_48) October 29, 2023
On Saturday at dawn, sources to Al Mayadeen reported that Israeli occupation forces stormed the Askar camp in Nablus with a large number of military vehicles and bulldozers.
Resistance fighters confronted the occupation forces as they stormed the camp and managed to detonate IEDs with occupation vehicles during the storming.
Local sources reported several injuries among Palestinian youth during the confrontations that broke out with the Israeli occupation forces.
The #Palestinian Resistance targets Israeli occupation military vehicles storming the Askar refugee camp in #Nablus with explosives.#WestBank #Palestine pic.twitter.com/g1LqdPFrEE
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) October 29, 2023
Israeli occupation forces have also evacuated the family of martyr Hassan Qatanani from their home in the camp in preparation for its demolition.
The confrontations expanded to Balata camp. Furthermore, the occupation forces raided the town of Beit Rima in northwest Ramallah, as well as the town of Al-Silat Al-Harithiya in western Jenin.
In addition, Israeli occupation forces raided the outskirts of Jenin as sirens sounded in the city and its camp.
eazlih ean alealam walaistifrad fih
— Stop The Wall (@stopthewall) October 30, 2023
A Palestinian was killed and dozens injured as a result of the Israeli occupation forces storming the city of Jenin with more than 100 military vehicles. The military operation aims to destroy the infrastructure leading to the Jenin camp. pic.twitter.com/k8NBUmiuFA
Series of incursions
In recent days, the Israeli occupation has been conducting widespread incursions accompanied by arrests of Palestinians in the West Bank, met with Resistance from Palestinian fighters.
Two days earlier, the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) raided several Palestinian cities in the occupied West Bank, engaging in numerous confrontations with Palestinian freedom fighters who sought to deter the Israeli occupation forces.
The incursions saw the Israeli occupation forces open fire in numerous sites, which resulted in injuries in the Dheisha refugee camp, with violent arrests taking place in northern Al-Khalil.
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The Israeli occupation forces raided the cities of Ariha, Al-Khalil, Nablus, Tulkram, Tubas, Beit Lahm, Ramallah, and Qalqiliya. The confrontations in Qalqilya martyred liberated prisoner Qassem Abdel-Hafez.
Namely, the towns raided include Naalin in Ariha and Sawrif and Doura in Al-Khalil, as well as the Aqabat Jaber and Ain Al-Sultan refugee camps in Ariha, Aida and Dheisha refugee camps in Beit Lahm, the Shuafat refugee camp north of occupied Al-Quds, as well as various other towns in each of the aforementioned cities.
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