Six Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in less than 24 hours
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In the span of less than 24 hours, Israeli occupation have killed six Palestinians youths during military raid in several areas in the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Last night, one Palestinian identified as Yousef Radwan, 25, was killed and others injured today after Israeli soldiers opened fire at protesters gathering at the Gaza border with Israel.
News correspondent said the Israeli soldiers stationed at the borders opened fire and killed the youth from Bani Suhayia, east of Khan Younis, in the south of the Gaza Strip, after he was shot in the head, and nine others were injured, one of them critical.
In the occupied West Bank city of Jenin, large forces of the Israeli occupation army stormed the Jenin refugee camp, surrounded two houses, bombed them with several missiles, and prevented ambulances and medical teams from reaching the casualties.
A drone was also used in the attack against the Palestinian gunmen as armed clashes broke out during the raid.
The Ministry of Health announced that Rafat Omar Khamayseh, 22, Mahmoud Ali Saadi, 23, and Mahmoud Khaled Ararawi, 24, were killed and 30 wounded, some of them critically, during the army assault.
Earlier this morning, medical sources confirmed Yasser Atta Musa, 29, from the village of Marka, south of Jenin, succumbed to his wounds earlier this morning. He he was shot by the Israeli occupation forces during the military raid in the occupied refugee camp.
In Jericho, Israeli occupation forces Wednesday morning shot and killed a Palestinian youth identified as Dhargham Mohammad Yahya Al-Akhras, 19, during a military raid into the refugee camp of Aqabat Jabr in the occupied West Bank city of Jericho
Al-Akhras was killed due to his critical head wounds after being shot by Israeli forces’ bullets during the raid.
Fatah movement in Jenin mourned the slain Palestinians, and declared a comprehensive strike in the city of Jenin and its camp to mourn the slain Palestinians and to reject the aggression against Palestinian people.
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