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Two Palestinian Martyrs in West Bank Amid Ongoing Clashes

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Two Palestinian men were killed by Israeli forces in Tulkarm and Qalqilya, escalating tensions in the West Bank amid ongoing military operations.


Two Palestinian Martyrs in West Bank Amid Ongoing Clashes

In the latest escalation of violence in the West Bank, two Palestinian men were reported killed by Israeli occupation forces during clashes in Tulkarm and Qalqilya. The Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, confirmed the death of Islam Jamil Awda, a 29-year-old leader of the Qassam Brigades, during an Israeli raid in Tulkarm. Eyewitness accounts describe a fierce confrontation as Israeli forces surrounded a building where Awda was located, eventually launching a missile strike before storming the premises. Hamas condemned the assassination, asserting that such actions would not deter the Palestinian resistance.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health also reported the death of 23-year-old Sabri Samer Ahmed in Qalqilya, who succumbed to critical injuries sustained from Israeli gunfire while near the separation wall. These fatalities bring the total number of Palestinian martyrs in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem since October 7, 2023, to 762, including 166 children, with over 6,300 individuals injured.

Ongoing Israeli Military Operations

The Israeli army stated that Awda was targeted as part of an anti-terrorism operation, claiming he was involved in planning attacks against Israeli targets. During the operation, the army reported the seizure of weapons and materials intended for explosive device construction from Awda's vehicle. In a separate incident, the occupation forces also fired upon homes in Beit Furik, Nablus, and engaged in confrontations with farmers in Al-Mughayyir, Ramallah, where tear gas was used to disperse them.

Further incursions were noted in various West Bank towns, including Beit Ummar and the villages surrounding Ramallah, although no arrests were reported in some areas. In occupied Jerusalem, the Israeli authorities forced five Palestinian families to vacate their homes in anticipation of demolitions, exacerbating tensions in the region.

Humanitarian Concerns and Rising Tensions

The continuous military operations and violent confrontations have raised significant humanitarian concerns, with reports indicating widespread injuries and trauma among the civilian population. The Palestinian Red Crescent has been active in providing medical assistance to those injured during these clashes. The situation remains precarious, with both sides escalating their rhetoric and actions, further complicating efforts for peace and stability in the region.

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