Artillery shelling and gunfire from occupation helicopters east of Khan Younis.

The town of Bani Suheila, east of Khan Younis in the Gaza Strip, has witnessed a dangerous military escalation, as the area was subjected to intense artillery shelling and direct gunfire from the occupation helicopters.

The attacks were specifically concentrated on the areas located behind the yellow line east of the city, indicating the continuation of military operations without pause in the sector.

This shelling in Gaza comes amid a similar and dangerous escalation in the occupied West Bank, where the occupation forces continue their bloody incursions into camps and cities.

In a tragic incident, Palestinian medical sources reported the martyrdom of a boy and the injury of another early this Sunday morning due to the incursion of the occupation forces into the old Askar camp, east of Nablus.

The director of ambulance and emergency services at the Red Crescent Society in Nablus, Mr. Ameen Hassan, clarified that the two boys were injured during clashes that erupted inside the camp.

He pointed out that one of them was shot in the chest with live ammunition and succumbed to his injuries, while the other was shot in the back and was transferred for treatment.

A large force from the occupation army stormed the city of Nablus from several directions, including the neighborhoods of Ras Al-Ain, Al-Basha, the old town, and its surroundings.

The fiercest clashes erupted in the old Askar camp, where live ammunition was fired at citizens, with no arrests reported.

The artillery and aerial bombardment on Khan Younis, along with the martyrdom incident in Nablus, underscores the continuation of military and security operations by the occupation in the sector and the West Bank.

This ongoing escalation puts the future of the truce and the efforts for calm at risk, necessitating effective international intervention to stop the depletion of Palestinian lives.