Palestinians wounded after confronting IOF storming Dura in West Bank
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The Israeli occupation forces arrest four Palestinians whose identities are yet unknown.
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Injuries among Palestinians while confronting Israeli occupation forces storming Dura city in the West Bank at Thursday dawn.
12 Palestinians were wounded on Thursday during an Israeli military raid on the city of Dura, in the southern West Bank.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said in a statement that its medical teams attended to 12 injuries during confrontations that broke out in Dura, five of which were due to live ammo, two injuries due to metal bullets and five cases of suffocation from tear-gas inhalation.
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Eyewitnesses said that confrontations broke out between dozens of Palestinians and the occupation forces, as a result of Israeli occupation forces storming of Dura and raiding a number of its houses, which led to the arrest of four Palestinians whose identities are yet unknown.
Israeli occupation forces carried out arrests in occupied Al-Quds as well, and a number of Palestinian citizens were detained, raising the total number of arrests in the West Bank and Al-Quds to 11.
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On Wednesday, violent confrontations broke out with the Israeli occupation forces after they stormed Jenin refugee camp and besieged the family home of the Martyr Raad Khazem, which led to the martyrdom of his brother, Abed Khazem, along with four other Palestinians.
Security and local sources told the Palestinian Wafa agency that massive military reinforcements stormed the city of Jenin and its camp Wednesday morning, amid heavy firing of bullets and tear gas canisters, with the IOF targeting the house of Fathi Khazem, father of martyr Raad Khazem, with an anti-armor missile.
Since the beginning of 2022, the IOF killed more than 70 Palestinians, 27 of them from Jenin and its camp including Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who was covering an Israeli raid in Jenin.
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