Key facts
- Two Palestinians were hospitalised after being beaten by Israeli soldiers during a raid on the Al-Ain refugee camp west of Nablus.
- The men, aged 60 and 31, were reportedly beaten while detained and interrogated.
Two Palestinians were hospitalised after being beaten by Israeli forces during a raid on the Al-Ain refugee camp west of Nablus, Al Jazeera reported. The men, aged 60 and 31, were reportedly assaulted while detained and interrogated.
The alleged assaults add to ongoing tensions and violence in the region, raising concerns about civilian safety and human rights during military operations.
Two Palestinians were hospitalised after being beaten by Israeli soldiers during a raid on the Al-Ain refugee camp west of Nablus, Al Jazeera reported, citing medical sources. The two men, aged 60 and 31, were reportedly assaulted while detained and interrogated during the military raid.
Separately, two 24-year-old Palestinians sustained bruises after being beaten by Israeli occupation forces during a raid into the town of Awarta, south of Nablus, according to the Palestine Red Crescent Society. Local sources said Israeli armored vehicles raided Awarta, firing live ammunition, tear gas canisters, and stun grenades, which triggered confrontations.