Israeli occupation forces fatally shot a young Palestinian man in Jenin at dawn today, and several others were wounded and affected by tear gas last night in Nablus, in the northern part of the occupied West Bank.

According to a Palestinian medical source, Abdullah Abu Hassan, a young man from Al-Yamoun town in western Jenin, succumbed to injuries sustained when occupation forces opened fire during a raid into the town of Kafr Dan.

Separately, during the Israeli occupation forces' incursion into Nablus, seven civilians were injured, and 130 suffered from exposure to tear gas. Special forces from the occupation army entered the Rafidiya neighborhood in the city, surrounding a residential building amid intense gunfire.

Additional reinforcements were sent from the western side of the city as attacks were reported near the besieged house, and the occupation forces targeted the building with around four Energa shells.

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Lions' Den leader detained

The occupation forces detained Khaled Tubila, a leader of the Lions' Den in Nablus, along with two young men, Shadi and Munib Tabliya, although they were later released. As reported by local sources, armed confrontations broke out with resistance fighters, resulting in injuries among citizens during the incursion.

Ahmed Jibril, Director of the Red Crescent Ambulance and Emergency Center in Nablus, stated that the occupation forces obstructed the access of ambulances to the besieged area.

Since the beginning of the year, Palestinian organizations have reported 247 casualties, including 47 children, 11 women, and eight elderly, in attacks by the IOF within the occupied Palestinian territory.

Two days ago, the Al-Quds Brigades - Jenin Brigade confirmed the failure of the Israeli occupation's attack on the camp on Tuesday. The battalion stated that Resistance fighters successfully executed ambushes, resulting in casualties among the occupation forces.

The Israeli occupation forces withdrew from Jenin and its camp in the northern occupied West Bank following clashes with Palestinian Resistance fighters, who employed explosive devices and gunfire to confront the incursion.