Palestinian Toddler Dies from Injuries Sustained in Israeli Shooting near Jenin
On Saturday night, a Palestinian toddler tragically passed away from injuries previously sustained during an incident involving Israeli forces.
The Palestinian Health Ministry reported that a Palestinian toddler passed away on Saturday night from injuries inflicted by Israeli gunfire. The incident occurred earlier in Muthalath Ash-Shuhada village, located south of Jenin in the occupied West Bank.
The Ministry has officially reported the tragic death of 2-year-old Layla Mohammad Ayman Al-Khatib due to injuries sustained during an Israeli military operation in the village.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has reported that Al-Khatib suffered a head injury caused by live ammunition fired by Israeli occupation forces.
She was urgently transported to a medical facility, where she remains in critical condition.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that a woman sustained a hand injury from live ammunition discharged by Israeli soldiers. Additionally, she suffered a head injury due to bullet shrapnel.
Earlier this evening, Israeli special operations units conducted an incursion into the village, surrounding a house. The forces positioned snipers strategically around the perimeter and employed loudspeakers to instruct the occupants to exit the premises, sparking confrontations.
For the fifth day in a row, Israel has conducted extensive operations in Jenin city and its surrounding refugee camp, resulting in the deaths of 14 Palestinians and the displacement of approximately 1,800 residents.
A Palestinian man, identified as 42-year-old Ahmad Mahmoud Hashash, tragically died from his injuries Saturday evening following an incident involving Israeli forces during a raid on the Balata refugee camp, located east of Nablus.
In the aftermath of the release of Palestinian prisoners, which coincides with the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire, occupation forces have intensified military operations across the occupied West Bank. This escalation involves the deployment of military gates, barriers, and concrete blocks, effectively severing and isolating various cities and governorates.
Image showing newly liberated Palestinian prisoners celebrating their release.
