Key facts
- Three Palestinians were injured during an Israeli military raid in eastern Nablus.
Three Palestinians were wounded during an Israeli military raid in eastern Nablus. The raid, which involved Israeli forces firing ammunition and tear gas, occurred as settlers conducted a raid on Joseph's tomb. Three individuals were detained.
The incidents highlight ongoing tensions and violence in the occupied West Bank, with Israeli military actions leading to Palestinian injuries and detentions.
Three Palestinians sustained injuries during an Israeli military raid in eastern Nablus on Monday. The raid occurred as Israeli forces provided security for a settler raid on Joseph's tomb.
Israeli military vehicles, accompanied by a bulldozer, entered the eastern part of the city, firing ammunition and tear gas at residents. Ambulance crews treated an 18-year-old for a gunshot wound to the foot, a 54-year-old refugee camp resident who was assaulted by soldiers, and a 56-year-old woman who was injured after falling.
In a separate incident, Israeli forces stormed the Khallat al-Amoud area east of Nablus, firing rubber-coated bullets, tear gas, and stun grenades. A 16-year-old boy was shot in the head with a rubber-coated metal bullet. Additionally, a 33-year-old woman and a 36-year-old man were treated for tear gas inhalation and transferred to the hospital.
During other raids, Israeli soldiers searched homes and detained Dr. Mazen Khweira. In a predawn raid on Friday, Israeli forces detained three Palestinians: Awni Rajab Tawfiq Al-Sharif, Hamza Abdul Rahman Bana, and Haitham Al-Masri.