Resistance confronts IOF raid of Ain Camp, forces them to withdraw

By Al Mayadeen English
29 Oct 2024 09:08

Resistance fighters confront infiltrating Israeli occupation forces in the Ain Camp in Nablus, occupied West Bank, forcing them to withdraw.

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IOF drop smoke bombs in Ain Camp in Nablus on October 29, 2024. (Social media)

The al-Quds Brigades - Jenin and al-Aqsa martyrs Brigades fiercely confronted the Israeli occupation forces storming the Ain Camp in Nablus, occupied West Bank, during the early hours of Tuesday, forcing them to retreat after directly targeting its soldiers and achieving accurate hits.

Similarly, the al-Quds Brigades - Nablus confirmed that its fighters, alongside Palestinian freedom fighters, also confronted the IOF raid of the camp across various combat axes, confirming that the occupation soldiers were showered with rounds of bullet fire.

Meanwhile, the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades announced that its fighters discovered a special Israeli force that had infiltrated the Ain camp, directly confronting its soldiers using machine guns and achieving direct hits among its ranks.

👈شاهد لحظة اقتحام جيش الاحتلال لمخيم العين غرب نابلس pic.twitter.com/sEUw6NVmow
— المركز الفلسطيني للإعلام (@PalinfoAr) October 29, 2024

Field sources reported that the IOF had requested reinforcement in Nablus, completely besieging the camp.

Sources also indicated that armed confrontations between resistance fighters and occupation forces erupted after the special force was discovered.

Additionally, the IOF arrested a young Palestinian man after besieging and storming his home, before withdrawing from the camp.

#صورة | الشاب المعتقل جعفر فضل ايوب من مخيم العين .. تم اعتقاله صباح اليوم من قبل قوات خاصة pic.twitter.com/M6le4bc8Pu
— المركز الفلسطيني للإعلام (@PalinfoAr) October 29, 2024

12 Palestinians detained in West Bank, total exceeds 11,400

On Sunday, Israeli occupation forces detained at least 12 Palestinians across various cities in the West Bank, including al-Khalil, Jenin, and Ramallah, according to a joint statement by the Commission of Detainees and Ex-Detainees Affairs and the Palestinian Prisoners Society.

These detentions, as noted in the statement and reported by WAFA News Agency, have involved extensive raids and violent treatment of detainees, which include severe beatings and threats directed at both the detained individuals and their families, as well as property destruction in their homes.

Since the beginning of the ongoing Israeli assault on the Palestinian people in October 2023, the total number of Palestinians detained by Israeli forces in the West Bank has exceeded 11,400, including those from al-Quds, according to the statement.

Furthermore, reports suggest that the Israeli occupation continues to detain Palestinians in Gaza, especially in the northern areas, including women, children, and medical staff.

Human rights organizations have maintained that since the beginning of the Israeli genocide, they have struggled to accurately monitor the number of detentions in Gaza, which are estimated to be in the thousands.