Israeli forces shoot Palestinian child, detain 2 in West Bank raids
“Israeli forces shot and wounded a Palestinian child and detained two men during raids in theoccupied West Banklate Saturday, Palestinian media reported. Palestine TVsaid the child was shot in the foot …”
Palestine TVsaid the child was shot in the foot during a raid near the Kafr Saba neighbourhood in the northern city of Qalqilya. The official. Wafanews agency separately reported that troops detained a man at his home in Hebron and another in Taybeh, east of Ramallah.
The second man’s vehicle was also seized. In Hebron, soldiers raided another house, confined the family to one room and ransacked the property. Hundreds of Israeli occupiers entered the city’s Old City under army protection and forced shopkeepers to close their businesses.
Occupiers also attacked a Palestinian home on Al-Shuhada Street, smashing windows. Read:68m tons of rubble pose environmental, humanitarian disaster in Gaza: Palestinian authority. West of Jenin, the occupiers attacked Palestiniansharvesting olivesand seized a tractor and quantities of the crop.
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In Kisan, east of Bethlehem, an occupier assaulted a Palestinian and stole his belongings. Wafaalso reported fighting between Palestinians and Israeli troops during raids in Dura al-Qara and Ni’lin in the Ramallah area. In Tulkarem province, troops raided four towns, disrupted traffic and fired stun grenades, with no injuries or arrests reported.
Read More:US Senate blocks measure demanding report on rights violations in West Bank. Voice of Palestineradio reported additional raids in towns and villages in the Bethlehem, Nablus, Tubas, Jenin and Ramallah areas.
Israeli army raids andattacks by Israeli occupiershave intensified in the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, since October 2023, with reports of killings, arrests, home demolitions, arson attacks the bulldozing of land and thedisplacement of. Palestinian communities.
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