Israel kills 3 Palestinians in drone strike in the West Bank
The Israeli army killed 2 people in a drone strike in the occupied West Bank. A Palestinian who had been hospitalized following a previous attack also lost their life. According to data from the Palestinian Ministry of Health, 294 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces and illegal Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem since October 7.
The Israeli army killed 2 Palestinians in an attack in the occupied West Bank, and 1 person previously wounded could not be saved.
According to the official Palestinian news agency WAFA, Mahmoud Samir Jabir (22) and Ghaith Yasser Shahada (25) lost their lives in a drone strike carried out by Israeli forces on the Nur Shams Refugee Camp.
Several people were wounded in the attack, some seriously, while some Palestinians were detained during raids conducted by Israeli soldiers.
ONE PALESTINIAN COULD NOT BE SAVED
Laith Abu Nemir, who was wounded in a drone strike by Israeli forces on the Jenin Refugee Camp in the West Bank on December 12 and was receiving treatment at Al-Razi Hospital, could not be saved.
The Israeli army's raid on the city of Jenin and its siege of the camp there on December 12 lasted for 3 days. During this time, Israeli forces killed 12 Palestinians and withdrew, leaving behind heavy destruction.
According to data from the Palestinian Ministry of Health, the number of Palestinians who have lost their lives in attacks by Israeli forces and illegal Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem since October 7 has risen to 294.
News Source: AA
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