Palestinian youth martyred in Nablus
During an incursion into Nablus, the Israeli occupation forces cold-bloodedly shoot dead 31-year-old Jameel Kayyal, as armed confrontations between resistance fighters and Israeli forces broke out.
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Jameel Kayyal, 31, was shot by the occupation forces directly in the chest during the incursion into the Ras al-Ain area in Nablus.
The Israeli occupation forces martyred Monday at dawn a young Palestinian man and wounded five others during an incursion into Nablus in the northern West Bank.
#BREAKING| A Palestinian young man has been shot dead by Israeli occupation forces during a night raid into the West Bank city of Nablus.#Palestine pic.twitter.com/aLOkocA3yO
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) December 12, 2021
According to local sources, the martyr was identified as Jameel Kayyal, 31, who was shot by the occupation forces directly in the chest during the incursion into the Ras Al-Ain area near the old city of Nablus.
#BREAKING| Jameel Kayyal has been identified as the victim of the Israeli murder in the West Bank city of Nablus.#Palestine pic.twitter.com/FtTE0UMtug
— Quds News Network (@QudsNen) December 12, 2021
The sources indicated that two of the wounded Palestinians were run over by an IOF military vehicle.
During the incursion, the Israeli occupation forces arrested a young man from the area and confronted a group of resistance fighters who threw explosive bombs, trying to repel the attack.
On Sunday, a Palestinian youth was wounded following confrontations between Palestinians and Israeli occupation forces near the entrance of the town of Beita, south of Nablus, during "night confusion" activities.
According to Palestinian news agencies, members of the resistance opened fire Saturday on the illegal "Evyatar" settlement outpost built on the top of Mount Sbeih in Beita, in the northern occupied West Bank.
Daily confrontations are ongoing in the town of Beita since last June, in protest of the establishment of the new "Evyatar" settlement.
It is worth noting that in addition to the "night confusion" activities, the Palestinian youths have been developing new forms of resistance held on a weekly basis.
