At dawn today, Friday, a Palestinian young man was injured and three others were arrested during the Zionist enemy's storming of Askar al-Jadeed camp east of Nablus and several neighborhoods of the city.

Sources in the Palestinian Red Crescent reported, according to the Palestinian News Agency, that a 20-year-old young man was injured by live bullets in the hand from Askar al-Jadeed camp and was transferred to the hospital for treatment.

For its part, security and local sources reported that occupation jeeps, vehicles and a military bulldozer stormed Askar al-Jadeed camp, during which they fired live bullets, gas and sound bombs, which resulted in a young man being injured in his hand.

The sources added that the occupation forces closed all entrances to the camp and prevented any medical and civil defense crews from entering it.

It pointed out that the occupation bulldozer collided with one of the vehicles, which led to its burning, and prevented firefighting crews from approaching to put out the fire.

In the same context, occupation jeeps stormed several neighborhoods of the city and raided a number of homes in the northern mountain area, searched them, and ransacked them, causing damage inside them, and assaulted some of their residents, and conducted a field investigation with some, before arresting three young men, namely, Muhammad Mar'i, Ahmed Mar'i, and Mahdi Mar'i.

Occupation jeeps stormed the village of Qusra, south of Nablus, and raided a home, searched it, and tampered with its contents, and no arrests were reported