Israeli forces shot and killed a 29-year-old Palestinian man, Abdul Karim Muhammad Khader Suleiman, in the town of Aqraba, south of Nablus. The Israeli army claimed the man was armed and attempted to attack soldiers. His body was withheld by Israeli forces.

The killing of a Palestinian man by Israeli forces and the subsequent demolition of his home highlight ongoing tensions and violence in the occupied West Bank, contributing to the broader conflict and humanitarian concerns in the region.
Israeli forces shot and killed a 29-year-old Palestinian man, Abdul Karim Muhammad Khader Suleiman, in the town of Aqraba, south of Nablus, on Tuesday morning. The Palestinian health ministry announced his death, stating he was killed by Israeli forces' gunfire. Security sources reported that Israeli forces raided the western part of the town, surrounded Suleiman's home, and used a bulldozer to demolish sections of the structure. An Israeli army spokesperson claimed that the army killed an armed man who attempted to attack soldiers. Following the incident, Israeli forces withheld the body of the deceased Palestinian man. The killing occurred as Israeli forces launched widespread raids across the occupied West Bank, including in Anata, Shu'fat refugee camp, and Dura near Hebron, where arrests and home demolitions were reported.