Resistance group liberates fighters from a covert Israeli force
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The Marj Ibn Amer Brigade of Al-Quds Brigades issues a statement detailing how they managed to liberate four of its members abducted by a covert Israeli occupation force.
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Members of Al-Quds Brigades Resistance group (Social media)
The Marj Ibn Amer Brigade of Al-Quds Brigades succeeded in liberating four of its fighters that were abducted by the Israeli occupation forces in the early hours of Monday.
According to the group, while some of its members were carrying out an operation targeting houses of occupation settlers, an Israeli military force infiltrated into the Marj Ibn Amer area and abducted a separate group of fighters.
But the Resistance group managed to uncover the covert Israeli force during its withdrawal and opened heavy fire on it until the fighters were released and retreated safely to their bases.
The Marj Ibn Amer Brigades stressed that it will pursue the path of Resistance and uphold the Palestinian cause and the Palestinians' legitimate right to defend their land.
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جهادنا مستمر وكان الله معنا وسدد الله رمينا المبارك إخوانكم كتيبة مرج ابن عامر ✌🔥🔥🔥🇵🇸𓂆#فريق_فرسان_الاقصى pic.twitter.com/ZExDRjSx3n
— محبة الأقصى (@HmsawytQ46965) July 10, 2023
In a separate context, the Al-Quds Brigades - Tulkarm Brigades - announced on Sunday evening that its fighters targeted Israeli occupation forces at Jabal Al-Nasr and confirmed the continuation of Resistance in all arenas.
Israeli occupation forces launched a campaign of raids and incursions in separate areas of the occupied West Bank through the late hours of Saturday and early Sunday, which led to confrontations in some areas and arrests of a number of Palestinians.
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IOF shoot woman, detain her children
A Palestinian woman was shot by IOF near the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood under the pretext that she was bound to execute a stabbing operation.
After being shot, she was detained and then led to an unknown destination.
The woman who was shot sustained mild injuries in her lower body, local sources supported in the wake of the incident.
Later, the prisoners' media reported that "the woman who was shot by the occupation forces in Al-Quds is Samira Harbawi," confirming that "her children were arrested on Sunday evening from the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood" following her detention.
