Three Palestinians were martyred Thursday from injuries sustained in an Israeli occupation forces' bombing of a house in the Tulkarm refugee camp, during ongoing Israeli aggression since dawn, which has caused extensive damage to infrastructure. Local sources told the Palestinian News Agency (WAFA) that the three Palestinians men were martyred after suffering critical injuries due to the occupation's bombing of a house in the camp. Since dawn, the occupation's vehicles have been bulldozing the infrastructure in the streets of the camp, and in the neighborhoods of Hamam, Al-Madaris, Qaqun, Al-Muqata'a, Al-Balawneh, Al-Murabba'a, and Al-Akasha, and deliberately vandalized public and private property, including homes and shops along the service road in the center of the camp. The occupation bulldozers closed all entrances to Al-Muqata'a neighborhood at the western entrance to the camp, and covered its alleys with earth mounds, while other military vehicles were deployed along Nablus Street adjacent to the nor thern entrance to the camp, and in the adjacent Dhnaba suburb. The occupation forces also sent more of their vehicles to the camp, which they imposed a tight siege on, amidst the sounds of explosions and gunfire, coinciding with the launching of light bombs, and the intensive flying of reconnaissance in the sky of the area. Cities, towns, and refugee camps in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem are witnessing daily raids and incursions by the occupation forces and settlers, accompanied by confrontations, arrests, and the firing of live and rubber bullets, as well as tear gas at Palestinians. These raids have intensified alongside the unprecedented and ongoing Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip since Oct.7. Source: Qatar News Agency
Three Palestinians Succumb to Wounds following Israeli Strike on Tulkarm Refugee Camp
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