A Palestinian boy was martyred by gunfire from Israeli occupation forces in the evening of Saturday in the town of Silat al-Harithiya west of Jenin in the northern West Bank. Medical sources reported the martyrdom of the boy Mahmoud Muhammad Khamis Nazal (17 years old), succumbing to his injury by occupation gunfire in Silat al-Harithiya.
Occupation forces had stormed the town, leading to clashes during which live fire, sound bombs, and tear gas were fired, resulting in the boy Nazal being shot in the abdomen with live fire. He was transferred to Jenin Government Hospital, where doctors announced his martyrdom.
In a related context, settlers uprooted about 400 olive trees today, Saturday, from lands in the town of Turmus Ayya northeast of Ramallah, owned by citizens from the Hajja family, in the northern area of the town, near bypass road number 60.
The mayor of Turmus Ayya, Lafi Hajja, stated that the settlers uprooted the trees from the citizens' lands in preparation for seizing them, noting that these attacks recur almost daily, manifesting in uprooting trees, destroying property, and assaulting citizens, with the aim of displacing them from their lands.
A Palestinian boy was martyred by gunfire from Israeli occupation forces in the evening of Saturday in the town of Silat al-Harithiya west of Jenin in the northern West Bank.
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Israeli Escalation in the West Bank.. Martyrdom of a Boy by Gunfire and Uprooting 400 Olive Trees