Israeli Forces Injure Two in Jericho Raid, Search Homes in Tamun
Translated & summarized from Arab48 by baba
Israeli forces shot and wounded two Palestinians during a raid on Jericho late Friday, with one sustaining a thigh injury and the other a foot injury. On Saturday, forces raided homes in Tamun, south of Tubas, and on Friday, conducted patrols in towns north of Tulkarm. Separately, several Palestinians were treated for tear gas exposure in Idna, west of Hebron, and settlers blocked olive harvesting. The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported the death of Shadi Ahmed Ibrahim Ajarmah from Israeli gunfire near Hebron.
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- Two Palestinians were injured by Israeli gunfire during a raid on Jericho.
- Israeli forces raided homes in Tamun, south of Tubas, on Saturday.
- Israeli forces conducted patrols and restricted movement in towns north of Tulkarm.
- Several Palestinians suffered from tear gas inhalation during a raid on Idna, west of Hebron.
- Settlers prevented farmers from harvesting olives west of Hebron.
- Shadi Ahmed Ibrahim Ajarmah died from Israeli gunfire wounds near Hebron.
Israeli forces shot and wounded two young men during a raid on Jericho late Friday night. One sustained a thigh wound and the other a foot wound, and both were hospitalized. Medical sources reported that live ammunition was fired at residents following the army's entry into the city center.
On Saturday, Israeli forces entered the town of Tamun, south of Tubas, and raided several homes. Military patrols surrounded one house and demanded a young man surrender, though no arrests were reported from inside. Kamal Bani Odeh, Director of the Prisoners' Club in Tubas, confirmed the raid.
Earlier, on Friday night into Saturday, Israeli forces raided the towns of Allar, Deir al-Ghusun, and Atil, north of Tulkarm. They deployed vehicles and foot patrols, restricting movement for residents and vehicles.
In separate incidents on Friday, several Palestinians suffered from tear gas inhalation during an Israeli raid on Idna, west of Hebron, after forces fired gas canisters at farmers and passersby. Settlers also prevented farmers from harvesting olives near Khirbet Hamseh and Soba, west of Hebron.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced Friday evening the death of Shadi Ahmed Ibrahim Ajarmah, 32, from Beit Ola, from wounds sustained by Israeli fire near the Nabi Yunis junction, north of Hebron. The ministry stated that the Civil Affairs Administration informed them of his death, and the Israeli forces held his body.
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